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Indu Kant Deo
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Dear SU2 users,
I am new to CFD and SU2. I will love the help in understanding the difference between Nu_Tilde, Eddy_Viscosity and Laminar_Viscosity definition in the SU2. From my basic CFD knowledge I know that MU is molecular dynamic viscosity, NU is molecular kinematic viscosity which equals to MU divided by the density, MU_T is turbulent dynamics viscosity and NU_T or NU_Tilde is turbulent kinematic viscosity which equals MU_T divided by density. Eddy viscosity and laminar viscosity can be dynamic or kinematic. I would appreciate the help regarding the definition of Nu_tilde, Eddy viscosity and Laminar Viscosity in the SU2 CFD solution output for SA model. Thank you very much. Indu Kant Deo |
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