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July 9, 2017, 10:29 |
reference length and free stream velocity for y+
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Dim. G
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Hey people,
I am having a gas turbine blade and I would like to calculate the spacing from walls to finally insert it to turbogrid. So I have the following questions about it: 1)Freestream velocity : which should be the free stream velocity, the absolute or the relative ? 2) reference length (m): which should be the reference length ? I am using this calculator http://www.pointwise.com/yplus/ Thank you. |
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