Fluid properties channel-flow #177
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Can anyone tell me where the fluid properties (density and dynamic viscosity of the fluid) are set in the case of the channel-flow? |
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pbartholomew08
May 2, 2023
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This is controlled by the Reynolds number. Xcompact3d uses normalised values / equations so for a given geometry, fluid and reference velocity this will set your Reynolds number. Unless solving a variable density case (e.g. the low Mach number solver) the normalised density will be 1 everywhere. |
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This is controlled by the Reynolds number. Xcompact3d uses normalised values / equations so for a given geometry, fluid and reference velocity this will set your Reynolds number. Unless solving a variable density case (e.g. the low Mach number solver) the normalised density will be 1 everywhere.