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March 20, 2016, 03:36	Turbulence specification at Inlet and Outlet for boiling flows	#1
Balamurali1993 New Member Balamuralo Join Date: Feb 2016 Posts: 2 Rep Power: 0	Hi , I am modeling 2D case of impinging boiling flows. k-e model is the one which i have chosen for turbulence model. I do not know how to determine the turb. kinetic energy and turb dissipation rate for inlet. Will changing between different turbulence specification methods affect the results much ? Because i am getting vapor fraction in order of 10^-4 but exp result is in order of 10^-2...where could be the problem ? Is it with turbulence specification or something else ?

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