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April 14, 2014, 14:16 |
Capture Laminar Separation Bubble with K-Kl Turbulence Model
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Hi
I tried to simulation transition flow over NACA 2415 airfoil. In my study, Reynolds Number is 200,000 and I compare my result with Genc's results (they do their work with fluent). M. Serdar Genç, Ünver Kaynak, Hüseyin Yapici, "Performance of transition model for predicting low Re aerofoil flows without/with single and simultaneous blowing and suction", European Journal of Mechanics B/Fluids 30 (2011) 218–235 I used K-Kl turbulence models. turbulent intensity is 0.1% and turbulent ratio is 1. I used second order discretization for all terms. Y+ is less than 1. unfortunately I couldn't get acceptable results. in that paper, they got cl=1.03 and cd=0.027. But my result is far from that and my residual is oscillatory. I tried this work: 1- solved with other turbulence models and then switched to K-Kl model. 2-I decreased under relaxation factors. Dear friends How can I get acceptable result. |
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