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Old   October 4, 2006, 10:40
Default Turbulence model parameters
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Vidya Raja
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Hi,

I'm running my simulation using the k-w turbulence model. I have a specific complex geometry that I'm using for my simulation. How do I calculate the appropriate turbulence parameters k, w, etc to accurately fit my model? And how do I verify the validity of those parameters?

I now that the default values present in Fluent are a loose fit, but then how do we change them to fit different geometries and simulation conditions?

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Vidya

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Old   October 6, 2006, 10:19
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Chandra Murthy
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Calculation procedure is given in users guide.
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Old   October 6, 2006, 14:38
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Vidya Raja
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Hi,

I went over the Fluent manual and found that it only lists the various turbulence models, the adv and disadv of using each, etc.

I didn't find the calculation procedures anywhere. Am I missing something somewhere?

Thanks.
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