Modeling turbulence in multiphase flows is a very complex and difficult task. In a simple single-phase flow, the fluid mixes naturally because of standard velocity […]
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In Blog 2, we set up a complete Large Eddy Simulation (LES) case. We created a high-quality mesh, initialized with RANS, and configured the WALE
Advanced LES, Hybrid Models (DES), and Post-Processing in ANSYS Fluent Read More »
Welcome to the second part of our Large Eddy Simulation (LES) trilogy. In Blog 1, we discussed the physics of turbulence and the mathematical closure
In our previous article, What is Large Eddy Simulation (LES) in CFD, we introduced the basic concept of LES. This guide is needed because to
Welcome back to our comprehensive series on Acoustics CFD. In our first blog (Acoustics & Aeroacoustics in CFD: The Ultimate Guide), we explored the fundamental
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Noise is everywhere in the engineering world. From the roar of a jet engine to the hum of a computer fan, understanding and controlling sound
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In this article, we have discussed y+, a quantity used to describe fluid velocity near the walls. One way to characterize the velocity close to
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Engineers use several methods for turbulent flow simulation. The Large Eddy Simulation (LES) is one of the most advanced of these methods. This article will
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In the design of devices that are in contact with fluids, engineers usually need to consider turbulent flow in their designs. In this article, we
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The Reynolds number is one of the most important concepts in fluid mechanics and CFD. Named after Osborne Reynolds, this dimensionless number helps engineers predict
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