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  3. The pdf table generated by FLUENT requests the user to enter the number of points in fvar and cvar. What is the maximum value of fvar and cvar? Are the fvar and cvar points equally spaced?

The pdf table generated by FLUENT requests the user to enter the number of points in fvar and cvar. What is the maximum value of fvar and cvar? Are the fvar and cvar points equally spaced?

Tagged: 17.2, Eddy Dissipation, fluent, fluid-dynamics, Species/Reactions
    • June 5, 2023 at 7:05 am
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      The Max. values for both cvar and fvar are 0.25. This is hardwired and there is no option to change this. The grid points are not equally distributed. Both grids are refined near the value of 0.0, using a power law.

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