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July 20, 2006, 03:41 |
About UDF and turbulance model
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Does Fluent offer the ability for user to write a turbulent model that Fluent doesn't supply ? If it does,how to do?
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July 21, 2006, 01:54 |
Re: About UDF and turbulance model
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yes, you can write new turbulence model which is not supplied by fluent. first u need to write your governing equations and discretize the equations.. afterthat you have to write UDF for those equations and u need to hook those equations in FLUENT. suppose , if you want to write a turbulence model for low reynolds number k-epsilon model. for that u need to write UDFS for turbulent viscosity and k-source term and epsilon source term. after writing ur udfs, u have to hook these terms in appropriate places. think u undersand regards seeta
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July 21, 2006, 02:43 |
Re: About UDF and turbulance model
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Thanks! I have went through the UDF manual recently, and saw many DEFINE macros. Could you suggest which one should I read first?
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July 21, 2006, 13:05 |
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hi, i think its better to go through DEFINE_PROFILES after that you can read other macros.
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July 23, 2006, 03:26 |
Re: About UDF and turbulance model
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Thanks!!
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