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The Turbulent flow, Elliptic Blending R-ε interface is used to analyze fully developed turbulent flow in a spanwise rotating channel. Due to the influence of the Coriolis force on turbulence, profiles of the flow variables are skewed at moderate rotation rates. An asymmetry between the ... Read More
The TSSG process, namely Top-Seeded Solution Growth, is a method used to grow SiC single crystals. It has the advantages of lower growth temperature and high crystal quality. This model introduces the simulation method of the TSSG process, obtains the temperature distribution of the ... Read More
Turbulent flow, Elliptic Blending R-ε interface is used to analyze fully developed turbulent flow in a spanwise rotating channel. Due to the influence of Coriolis force on turbulence, profiles of the flow variables are skewed at moderate rotation rate. The asymmetry between cyclonic ... Read More
The model compare the two RANS models SST and SST-SAS for turbulent flow around a cylinder. The SST-SAS model resolve more transversal turbulent structures comared to the SST model. Read More
Free-surface calculations in the predefined flow interfaces are currently limited to time-dependent studies when using the built-in boundary conditions. Here, a stationary formulation following Romero et al. [1] is implemented using equation contributions. The attached slides describe ... Read More
Turbulent flow, SSG-LRR interface is employed to investigate turbulent flow in a straight semicircular duct. The resulting flow pattern is characterized by slow secondary motions in the plane normal to the duct axis. The order of magnitude of velocity of those motions is 1% of the ... Read More
