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August 25, 2006, 13:06 |
turbulence model
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hi.
can you (in few words) explain me how to use viscous models. I mean which model is proper for which problem (if it is possible to descibe in few words). I know that some of them are more time and CPU consumption. Which are the best for use with problems involving mass and heat transfer. thank you for help |
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August 26, 2006, 06:25 |
Re: turbulence model
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u should describe ur problem with more detailes ... what's ur geometry of ur problem .. do u use heated walls?
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August 26, 2006, 08:04 |
Re: turbulence model
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1-if you have a rotational flow you must use k-omega. 2-if you have a simple flow (with a few rotation or without) :k-epsilon,rng...... 3-if you want to have the precistion you must use :rsm
in conclusion ,you must use the model of turbulence for two condition: 1-good results. 2-optimal(few cpu). best regards |
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August 26, 2006, 12:07 |
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to saeed: I have solar radiation, mass and heat transfer, no moving parts (no rotating parts), just flow in rectangular chanel (pipe). Velocities of fluid from 0.001 m/s to 0.5 m/s. No chemical reactions
to gladiatior: thanks. This short quide is very, very, very good and useful. Meybe you know a website or have any pfd with such (simple language,good description ) tutorials of turbulence thanky you both of you guys |
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