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April 8, 2002, 23:23	Segregated vs Coupled, High Mach number flow?	#1
David Shkval Guest Posts: n/a	As titled, which one is better for High mach number( high compressibility ) flow? Thanks

April 9, 2002, 04:19	Re: Segregated vs Coupled, High Mach number flow?	#2
Jonas Larsson Guest Posts: n/a	Shocks are much better resolved with the coupled solver.

April 14, 2002, 08:30	Re: Segregated vs Coupled, High Mach number flow?	#3
David Shkval Guest Posts: n/a	Dear Jonas thank u for your advice. Now i set RNG k-e model for the high Re number flow, but the convergence is unacceptable. Do you think which turbulence model is better for high Re number outer flows? best regards David Shkval

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