Quite interesting. Never used Autodesk CFD software before, but seems quite reasonable. However, I do miss the Omega Reynolds Stress model; any previsions on its implementation? Also, how does low y+ values affects your k-e model, meaning values below 30?
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question to the author, is there a universal model of turbulence, if not, is it to be expected that it will even exist?
more aerodynamics please, and explain what we can expect from a model.
obtaining the desired result... :D
You would like to a single aerodynamics model and how the various models show in the end when it comes to results, accuracy, etc?
Quite interesting. Never used Autodesk CFD software before, but seems quite reasonable. However, I do miss the Omega Reynolds Stress model; any previsions on its implementation? Also, how does low y+ values affects your k-e model, meaning values below 30?
I skimmed through this really fast, but there was no mention of Spalart Allmaras (which is probably more used than the others for external RANS)?
We never implemented the SA model in Simulation CFD, that is why you didn't see it mentioned.
It is possible to model a submerged hydraulic jump with this software?
where can i download the ppt and data base please help
Try 1.5 Speed and thank me later.
Ha! I would do that for sure.