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138 Chen and Zhai<br />

� dissipation rate of kinetic<br />

energy (W/kg)<br />

�� Prandlt number for �<br />

� air kinematic viscosity (m2 �SGS /s)<br />

subgrid-scale eddy<br />

�ij subgrid-scale Reynolds<br />

stresses (m2 /s2 viscosity (m<br />

)<br />

2 /s)<br />

�t turbulent air kinematic � scalar variables<br />

viscosity (m2 /s) � averaged scalar variables<br />

Superscripts<br />

– grid filtering or Reynolds � fluctuating component of a<br />

averaging variable<br />

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