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How to calculate the derivative of k for turbulent flow in FLUENT?

    • paola_1
      Subscriber
      Hi, I'm trying a case in Fluent and I need to calculate the value of the derivative of turbolent kinetic energy (I'm using k-w model for turbolence). Someone can help me?n
    • DrAmine
      Ansys Employee
      with respect to what?n
    • DrAmine
      Ansys Employee
      if you are looking to spatial gradients you go in the console and type solve then set then expert then start answering the questions till you getanswer it with yes. To accept default answers just hit enter. Run for more iteration and you can access the gradients as post-processing.n
    • paola_1
      Subscriber
      Sorry for the late. Yes, I'm looking to spatial gradients. Thanks a lot. nSo, if I don't want to run for more iteration after the calculation complete, I have to go in the console before run calculation?.And another question: If I want the spatial derivative of a custom field fuction how should I do?n
    • DrAmine
      Ansys Employee
      For CFF that is not feasible: You will require to make it via UDF using the UDS way (store in UDS) then access its gradient (do not solve the UDS).nFor the first point better to have it from the beginning otherwise you might forget it.n
    • paola_1
      Subscriber
      Thanks a lot.n
    • paola_1
      Subscriber
      Hi DrAmine. You tell me For CFF that is not feasible:You will require to make it via UDF using the UDS way (store in UDS) then access its gradient (do not solve the UDS). nI have to get the spatial gradient of Reynolds stress terms, so I can create it with an UDS, right? But I have to define the transport equations of this UDS or not?.
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