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June 26, 2010, 04:46 |
reynolds number averaging??
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hi,
im modelling fluid flow over an airfoil using k-epsilon model. my professor says i shouldnt arbitrarily choose any velocity at the inlet, but start from low velocity and "iterate". he wants me to do this: 1. start from low velocity at the inlet, 2. get reynolds number distribution at various y stations 3. ensure that the avg reynolds number is somewhat close to the reynolds number calculated from the inlet velocity. 4. repeat this for progressively higher velocities my question: why should I do this? wat purpose does it serve? is it because i'm using k-e model and it makes use of Re avgd N-S eqns?? i dont understand his explanation pls help!! thanks |
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