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July 3, 2018 at 10:13 pmJosé Mantovani SubscriberHello everyone! 
 I'm setting up my 2D simulation process for aerodynamic profile, and thinking about the turbulence model I came across a question. The conditions are as follows: 
 U = 12 m / s 
 c (chord length) = 0.575 m 
 operating at Standard air 20 ° C 
 And calculating the Reynolds number for this flow, Re = 470000. 
 So I decided to use SA turbulence model, k-epsilon Realizable and SST k-omega. 
 According to the literature, for external flows, around a Reynolds number of 500000 we have a turbulent flow. 
 So, it gave me a doubt, which would be more correct: to use these models in which I quoted or some model of transition? 
 Thanks for opportunity! 
 Mantovani. 
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July 4, 2018 at 7:21 amAmine Ben Hadj Ali Ansys EmployeeHi, 
 I recommend carry out a sensitivity analysis an compare the results to a transition model. You can start by using the intermittency transition model (3-Eqn model) 
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