The time averaged Navier-Stokes equations for quasi-steady, axisymmetric, incompressible turbulent flow were solved for an annular geometry. The effects of turbulent interactions are incorporated through the use of two apparent turbulent viscosities which are computed separately for the axial and the tangential momentum equation. Several equations are tested which link the apparent turbulent viscosity in the tangential momentum equation to the tangential velocity profile at each axial location. Best results, as measured by the agreement with experimental data, were obtained with a model that links the viscosity to the tangential velocity via the average flow angle, the wall shear velocity, and the distance of the zero shear location normal to the wall. For four different nominal flow angles at the inlet cross section, the numerical solutions were obtained. Comparisons with experimental data were possible at seven axial locations. The agreement was satisfactory to good in all cases. (Author).