Boundary, Region, and Initial Conditions

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Boundary, Region, and Initial Conditions

Wall Boundaries At walls, a Neumann boundary condition is used for the turbulent kinetic energy treatment. Flow, Region, and Initial Conditions When defining values for flow boundary, region and initial conditions, you have several choices for specifying the turbulent kinetic energy and turbulent dissipation rate: Enter the values directly. Have them derived from a specified turbulence intensity ( ) and length scale ( ) using the relations: , that is, . The turbulent dissipation rate is specified in the wall cells according to the appropriate method in the wall

(563)

where v is the local velocity magnitude and

is a coefficient of the model. using the relations:

Have them derived from a specified turbulence intensity ( ) and turbulent viscosity ratio

(564)

where v is the local velocity magnitude and

is a coefficient of the model.

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