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July 12, 2019, 19:26 |
How can I find the recommended y+ values for turbulence models?
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Hello,
How can I find the recommended y+ values for turbulence models such as realizable k-epsilon and SST k-omega? Once I find these can I use them to calculate a first cell height during meshing? Thank you. Update: according to some material I found from ANSYS, walls can be resolved in two ways: 1. wall functions, where the y+ value lies between 30 and 300 (30<y+<300) 2. resolving the viscous sublayer, where y+ should remain at 1 or very close to 1. It seems like there's no recommended y+ values for different turbulence models, instead for the strategy used to mesh the walls. Last edited by Bran; July 13, 2019 at 10:57. Reason: update |
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