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March 6, 2020, 07:47 |
roughness level for a smooth wall in LESGO
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Hi,
I am using LESGO, a parallel pseudo-spectral large-eddy simulation code developed at John Hopkins U. (https://lesgo.me.jhu.edu) for cross-validation in channel flows. the code contains a roughness parameter (a roughness length y0) that controls the performance of the SGS and wall models that I'm having trouble interpreting. The code is open-source and free to use but there is no "help desk" Does any one have any experience with this parameter? I want to simulate a smooth wall, and the apriori obvious choice y0 = 0 (or y0 = very small number) either blows up or gives non-sensical result. Does anyone have any experience with this code? Thanx |
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