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June 11, 2007, 14:37 |
turbulence model
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hi
I am making a simulation 3D airfoil with models S-A and K-e, as of them it is better? the results that I obtain are different, being the greater coefficients drag and lift for k-e than it means this. I hope that they can help me thanks |
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June 11, 2007, 14:43 |
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Hi i had a similar problem and i use k-e .my results were better.but i think u should compare it whit exprimental results. Amir
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June 11, 2007, 16:50 |
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but I do not have experimental datas with which to compare, as model is the suitable one?
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June 13, 2007, 04:42 |
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k-epsilon tends to "stick" more to the surface than K-omega bassed SST. I don't know about SAS model, but I would expect it to be superior of the both.
Ive done some test between k-e and SST on a circular cylinder. Have a look compared to vanDyke's book: <CENTER> Exp. Re=100,000, Instantaneous plot: k-Epsilon Stationary: SST Stationary: </CENTER> - Dr. Flow Squad |
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