Lecture

Turbulence Modeling: Reynolds Stress Models

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Description

This lecture covers the derivation and application of the k-e model for turbulent flows, focusing on the standard, RNG, and realizable versions. It explains the transport equations for turbulence kinetic energy and dissipation rate, as well as the modeling of turbulent viscosity. The lecture also discusses the Reynolds stress models, emphasizing the limitations of 22-E-type models and the importance of unclosed statistical terms in turbulence modeling.

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