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Old   April 17, 2015, 12:48
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Hi there,

I have a transient calculation with an inlet UDF for velocity and wish to specify the Turbulence intensity at the inlet and outlet, using the approximation of 0.16*Re^(-1/8). Is there a way I can define this in a UDF? Can a UDF look up the value for the Re and then calculate the TI or do I need to specify the full Re as a function of velocity in time?

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