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March 3, 2007, 06:31 |
Question about the Wall-reflection term in RSM
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Hi, every one
I have a question about the wall-reflection term when using the Reynolds Stress models RSM . When simulating turbulent flow in complex geometry with the RSM, a wall-reflection correction is needed for the pressure-strain term. There is a parameter △y,denoting the normal distance to the wall. I am confused that when there are several walls in the geometry, how many wall-reflection terms will be? Does every wall corresponds a wall-reflection term? For example ,when I calculate the turbulent flow past a backward-facing step, how do I calculate the wall-reflection term near the step corner? Thanks in advance. Best Regards Lucy |
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