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October 18, 2013, 09:34 |
Steady versus Unsteady models!?
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Craig
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When precisely should I be using a steady model versus an unsteady model?
I get appropriate drag co-efficient's for a cylinder at Re~1E+4 using a steady approach, but values that don't match the experimentally accepted values when using time-averaged URANS. Should I be using unsteady for all applications, or only when there is likely to be turbulence within the boundary layer and not the free stream / wake. I want to go on to model aerofoils. Any help is appreciated. Cheers, ~Asa |
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