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December 13, 2013, 10:36 |
turbulence modelling of supersonic flow over a simplified Concorde wing in Fluent14.5
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Nick Prendergast
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Hi
I have been reading up on turbulence models such as the K-epsilon, K-omega, V^2-f model and the Reynolds stress method. The problem is that everything I read says that all of these methods are for low Re numbers and have problems near no slip walls because there is local extrema close to there. I was wondering is there any other methods, available in fluent, which would be more accurate for my problem or should I bite the bullet and settle for K-epsilon or whichever. If it helps I plan to model naca profiles with a delta planform at a free stream velocity of approximately 600m/s (approximate cruising speed of Concorde at 60000ft) with compressible flow. Thanks Nick |
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