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November 13, 2000, 09:35 |
Mixing length
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Hay people
i have one rectangular duct 50mm*50mm*4500mm, for the boundary condition at the inlet i have choose the turbulent intensity 5% but the problem what i have how i can choose the turbulent mixing length in the entrance of the duct, have somebody some suggestion or literatur for that Thanks |
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November 16, 2000, 06:41 |
Re: Mixing length
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I have seen in manuals for different CFD programs that a fully developed turbulent flow has turbulence intensity of 5% (as you use) and a mixing length of 0.1 times the hydraulic diameter.
Regards Bo |
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November 17, 2000, 06:25 |
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Hay jensen
you mean 0.1 times the hydraulic diameter is 10% von Hydralic diameter in the entrance( i have a circular entrance von 100mm diameter. thanks |
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December 31, 2000, 06:08 |
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Hi sabatini,
If the values of the turbulent viscosity are more than one or two orders of magnitude grater than the molecular viscosity, then the you should thoroughly review the assumption and/or data used to calculate turbulence at the boundaries. Regards, AK Balasubramanian |
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