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April 3, 2008, 13:18
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which turbulence model to use???
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Dear friends,
I want to catch boundary layer in case of a pipe flow. Which turbulence model will be suitable for this?? I will be very kind of u if u mention the reason also. I am also getting confused in deciding the mesh quality near the wall.. PLZ help me.. Thanks in advance.. |
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April 3, 2008, 19:03
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Re: which turbulence model to use???
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Hi,
Use the SST model with a y+ of about 1, and extend the prism layers quite a way into the domain. You should good a good boundary layer profile that way. Glenn |
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