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December 10, 2004, 08:03 |
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which one of turbulence models perform better prediction for Hull resistance and how can I compute the inlet values to avoid trubulent viscosity reaches its' maximum ,1E5?
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December 10, 2004, 14:23 |
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Realizable k-epsilon or SST k-omega model would give reasonable prediction of viscous (frictional+ form) resistance. Reynolds-stress transport model is probably the best choice for resistance and wake prediction. You can find a fairly comprehensive study on turblent flow around a ship hulll based on FLUENT in:
KIm and Rhee, 2002, "Assessment of Eight Turbulence Models for a 3-D Boundary layer involving Crossflow and Streamwise Vortices", AIAA Papaer 2002-0852. |
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December 12, 2004, 11:47 |
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I utilize Reynolds-stress transport model (RSM) to get a bad result in predicting skin friction resistance of a straight pipe.Enhanced wall treatment, y+=1-2.
K-e model is better than RSM in predicting skin friction coefficient of a straight pipe. I don't konw why it is. |
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December 21, 2004, 18:25 |
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hi i heard from some prof. that k-e is not for external flows!!! but it is simple to get solution. no I am trying RSM but results are quite similar (sic!)
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