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Old   July 9, 2019, 20:05
Default object s in LES 0 time directory. Which turbulence model is it used for?
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Hello,

I am doing a tutorial on turbulence modeling. Unfortunately, the tutorial uses a different version of OF.

In the tutorial, he has a nutsgs file. I have nuTilda and an s file in the 0 time directory. In OF version 5, my version, does the s replace nutsgs? What turbulence model is the s file used for in OF?
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nuTilda is for spalart almaras model, why do you have that for an LES tutorial?

old versions used nuSgs, newer versions have renamed it to nut. What's nutsgs?

s file is something else entirely. Do you have some custom code that does more than just LES?
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