Turbulence Modelling RSM - Stress BSL

ranger85 · June 28, 2018, 04:48

Hello everybody,

for comparison I want to chosse a Reynolds Stress Model with Stress BSL option. But unfortunately I can´t find any Information about its advantages/disadvantages wall Treatment and the theory behind it.
Can anyone tell me where I should look?

Thank you in advance and best regards

piprus · December 3, 2018, 09:05

Hi,

Although I can't provide any valuable written resources yet, I found it a bit intriguing. I do use it for developing fully turbulent pipe inlet profile to be implemented as an input to some other LES/DNS computations. What I found is that it underestimates turbulence intensities quite significantly especially in a flow-normal direction.

I wonder if there are other forum-members who could share their opinion or add some valuable references to the topic.

Regards
Piotrek

June 28, 2018, 04:48	Turbulence Modelling RSM - Stress BSL	#1
ranger85 New Member Join Date: Jun 2018 Posts: 4 Rep Power: 8	Hello everybody, for comparison I want to chosse a Reynolds Stress Model with Stress BSL option. But unfortunately I can´t find any Information about its advantages/disadvantages wall Treatment and the theory behind it. Can anyone tell me where I should look? Thank you in advance and best regards

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December 3, 2018, 09:05		#2
piprus Member Piotr Prusinski Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Warsaw, Poland Posts: 67 Rep Power: 16	Hi, Although I can't provide any valuable written resources yet, I found it a bit intriguing. I do use it for developing fully turbulent pipe inlet profile to be implemented as an input to some other LES/DNS computations. What I found is that it underestimates turbulence intensities quite significantly especially in a flow-normal direction. I wonder if there are other forum-members who could share their opinion or add some valuable references to the topic. Regards Piotrek