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Second Order Entropy Consistent Modelling of Turbulent Compressible Flows

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We examine herein the suitability of some second order closures to describe turbulent compressible flows with shocks, applying the standard Favre averaging technique. The basic set of equations reads:

$$ \left( \rho \right),\text{t + }\left( {\rho \text{U}_\text{i} } \right),\text{i = 0} $$
(1)

setting:

$$ \left( {\rho \text{U}_\text{i} } \right),\text{t + }\left( {\rho \text{U}_\text{i} \text{U}_\text{j} } \right),_\text{j} + \left( {\rho \;\delta _{\text{ij}} } \right),_\text{j} + \left( {\text{R}_{\text{ij}} } \right),_\text{j} = - \left( {\mathop \Sigma \nolimits_{\text{ij}}^{\text{visc}} } \right),\text{j} $$
(2)
$$ \left( \text{E} \right),_\text{t} \text{ + }\left( {\text{E U}_\text{j} } \right),_\text{j} \text{ + }\left( {\text{U}_\text{i} \left( {\rho \text{ }\delta _{\text{ij}} + \text{R}_{\text{ij}} } \right)} \right),\text{j = - }\left( {\text{U}_\text{i} \left( {\mathop \Sigma \nolimits_{\text{ij}}^{\text{visc}} } \right)} \right),\text{j + }\left( {\sigma \text{E}\left( {\frac{\text{p}}{\rho }} \right)_\text{j} } \right),_\text{j} $$
(3)
$$ \left( {\text{R}_{\text{ij}} } \right),_\text{t} + \;\left( {\text{R}_{\text{ij}} \;\text{U}_\text{k} } \right),_\text{k} + \;\text{R}_{\text{ik}} \text{U}_{\text{j,k}} + \;\text{R}_{\text{jk}} \text{U}_{\text{i,k}} = \Phi _{i\text{j}} - \frac{2}{3}\left( {\frac{ \in }{\text{I}}} \right)\;\text{trace}\;\text{(R) }\delta _{\text{ij}} + \left( {\mathop \Phi \nolimits_{i\text{j}}^\text{k} } \right),\text{k} $$
(4)

setting:

$$ {{{\text{R}}}_{{{\text{ij}}}}} = \;\user1{\& }\;\rho \;{{{\text{u''}}}_{{\text{i}}}}\;{{{\text{u''}}}_{{\text{j}}}} > ;\;2{\text{k}}\;{\text{ = }}\;{\text{I}}\;{\text{ = }}\;{\text{trace(R)}}\;{\text{ = }}{{{\text{R}}}_{{{\text{ii}}}}} $$
(5)
$$ \mathop \Sigma \nolimits_{\text{ij}}^\text{v} = - \mu \left( {\text{U}_{\text{i,j}} + \text{U}_{\text{i,j}} - \frac{2}{3}\text{U}_{\text{1,1}} \delta _{i\text{j}} } \right);\;\text{p = }\left( {\gamma \text{ - 1}} \right)(\text{E - }\frac{{\rho \text{U}_\text{j} \text{U}_\text{j} }}{\text{2}} - \frac{1}{2}\text{R}_{\text{jj}} ) $$
(1)

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Brun, G., Hérard, J.M., De Sousa, L.L., Uhlmann, M. (1996). Second Order Entropy Consistent Modelling of Turbulent Compressible Flows. In: Gavrilakis, S., Machiels, L., Monkewitz, P.A. (eds) Advances in Turbulence VI. Fluid Mechanics and its Applications, vol 36. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-0297-8_84

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