Performance of Reynolds-averaged turbulence and scalar-flux models in complex turbulence with flow impingement (Q979555)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5727164
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5727164 |
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Performance of Reynolds-averaged turbulence and scalar-flux models in complex turbulence with flow impingement (English)
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28 June 2010
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Summary: The present paper is a contribution to the ongoing search for better Reynolds-averaged turbulence and scalar-flux models. In this study, several combinations of velocity- and scalar-field models were investigated. Recently-developed algebraic NLEVMs generally provide reasonable turbulence properties for the present test cases. A quadratic extension of the GGDH model (quadratic model) was very effective in improving the prediction accuracy of the streamwise scalar flux in wall-shear flows. On the other hand, the GGDH model has shown an advantage in predicting the scalar transfer in the stagnation region. Therefore, a combined form of the GGDH and quadratic models was discussed.
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non-linear eddy-viscosity models
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scalar-flux models
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turbulence models
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flow impingement
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CFD
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computational fluid dynamics
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turbulent flows
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