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May 3, 2020, 16:26 |
Is Jet mixing turbulent ?
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Yogesh Nalam
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Hello All,
I am simulating a nozzle flow in which a gas comes out of a convergent nozzle and mixes with surrounding atmosphere before impinging onto a surface normal to the jet flow direction. Both the gases (nozzle flow gas and atmosphere) are miscible. 1. How do I judge if I should use a turbulence model. If by Reynolds number, what should be the characteristic length for a convergent nozzle ? 2. Can jet mixing be always considered turbulent? 3. Is impinging jet always turbulent ? Thank You!! |
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May 3, 2020, 16:51 |
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The Reynolds number for a round jet is:
Where the characteristic length is the diameter . For more details you can check the section 5.1 of the book of Pope "Turbulent flows". Last edited by CFD_10; May 4, 2020 at 04:33. |
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jet impingement, jet mixing, nozzle flow, turbulence and laminar |
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