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Iaroslav
Join Date: May 2009
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Hello everyone,
I am currently unable to find a sufficiently good turbulence model in Fluent to accurately model compressible supersonic free jet flow of air. Is there a way to modify/define my own turbulence model in Fluent? As I have seen so far, I can set up user defined functions for Turbulent viscocity and Prantl numbers. Is there any other modifications I can make (such as a user-defined function for Cmu)? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Iaroslav |
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Vedamt Chittlangia
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Were you able to modigy CMU? I need something similar.
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