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November 18, 2003, 09:26 |
Enhanced wall treatment?
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I cann't understand the description in Fluent's user's guide.How does it combine the two-layer model with the enhanced wall functions?Is it just as the combination of the standard k-epsilon model with the standard wall functions?
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November 19, 2003, 05:04 |
Re: Enhanced wall treatment?
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I think it just like the combination of the standard k-epsilon model with the standard wall functions
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November 20, 2003, 09:04 |
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Aha!Thank you!
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November 21, 2003, 13:33 |
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Enhanced wall treatment is treatment right down to the surface using the turbulence model (K-E) needing a mesh y+ of 1 or so, but wall functions uses emphirical-type substitutions (emphirical meaning experimental generic stuff), the actual wall function model used is lauder-spalding I think and needs a y+ of 30-60.
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