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Yandong Gu
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Hello everyone,
I am experimentally studying some transition flow behaviors in Rotor-stator cavities, as shown in the following Figure, and I also want to do some numerical simulations about this topic. Due to the computational constraints, I cannot adopt Direct Numerical Simulation. Thus, I am planning to adopt LES. However, I am wondering if LES is capable to capture the unsteady flow pattern accurately. Is it proper to simulate the transition with the help of LES? Please help me! |
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