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November 16, 2009, 18:08 |
Modeling instabilities using RANS?
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karine
Join Date: Nov 2009
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Hello all,
i would appreciate greatly if anyone can respond to my question. Lets say i am modelling von Karman vortex using RANS models. The geometry is symetric, so how a Rans model would be able to predict instability??? Instability=loss of symetry, and i cant see how a RANS model can predict this. They will always give a symetrical solution. I had the same problem when modeling a turbulent flow in a pipe. I use unsteady solver, but when monitoring velocities, i see that when i have convergence, the velocity is constant at a given point (in respect to time) Must we include perturbation to a RANS model so we can be able to break the symetry??? Best regards |
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