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February 25, 2009, 09:15 |
LES & DES Question for wall modelling
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Is there such a thing as Wall-Functions for LES & DES Models? I know there no option in FLUENT, but has there been any application/research paper and is it in any way feasible?
Thank you James |
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February 25, 2009, 12:14 |
Re: LES & DES Question for wall modelling
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I don't know about DES but in the Fluent's LES there is the automatic activation of the standard wall model for, as i remember, y+ bigger than 30.
For smaller values there is a blending of the log-law and the linear-law, and for y+ smaller than 5 there should be the simple dirichlet boundary condition. For more informations you can check the manual, the turbulence modeling chapter is where this kind of informations is contained. |
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