Turbulent Flows

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Focusing on fluid mechanics, this book explores the limitations of current turbulence models, particularly at low Reynolds numbers, and the challenges of applying these models to complex geometries. It emphasizes the need for advancements in computing power and methodologies for practical engineering applications. The structure includes six chapters, beginning with a summary of fluid mechanics equations and followed by detailed discussions on turbulence model construction and engineering methods, addressing the Reynolds averaged equations and closure problems.