From simulation data it is shown that the difference between the true rate of dissipation of turbulent kinetic energy and the ‘‘isotropic dissipation’’ used by Reynolds-averaged modelers is less than 2% in a conventional viscous wall region, and negligible elsewhere. The difference is a contribution to viscous diffusion which is a small fraction of the total.
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