Hig Reynolds no---scalable wall function

August 27, 2001, 19:47

Could anyone explain the high Reynolds No near wall model as well as the log-law (scalable) functino in TASCflow.

thank you all.

August 28, 2001, 02:14

I'm not sure about the high Re near wall model.

The scalable wall functions are based on the premise that there is no way that you can reasonably resolve the boundary layer. So, they assume that the first node on the wall lies at the boundary of the viscous (or laminar) sublayer and the turbulent part of the boundary layer. This corresponds to setting that node to a y+ of 11.

August 27, 2001, 19:47	Hig Reynolds no---scalable wall function	#1
A. Gatherson Guest Posts: n/a	Could anyone explain the high Reynolds No near wall model as well as the log-law (scalable) functino in TASCflow. thank you all.

August 28, 2001, 02:14	Re: Hig Reynolds no---scalable wall function	#2
Dan Williams Guest Posts: n/a	I'm not sure about the high Re near wall model. The scalable wall functions are based on the premise that there is no way that you can reasonably resolve the boundary layer. So, they assume that the first node on the wall lies at the boundary of the viscous (or laminar) sublayer and the turbulent part of the boundary layer. This corresponds to setting that node to a y+ of 11.

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