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January 23, 2003, 12:07 |
The turbulent viscosity on the wall
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Hi,I use the K-e model along with an one-equation model in the near wall region.How to evaluate the turbulent viscosity (Mut)on the wall?Is it equal zero?From the one equation model,the turbulent viscosity in the near wall region is evaluated as :Mut=Cu*sqrt(k)/Lu,where Cu is the constant for k-e model and Lu is the length scale. Should I get Mut from the above formulation ,or set it to zero?Which is reliable?Thanks a lot. maximus
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January 24, 2003, 03:49 |
Re: The turbulent viscosity on the wall
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The turbulent shear stress is tau_t=rho*u'*v' (1). In eddy viscosity models you assume tau_t=rho*mu_t*du/dy (2). From equation (1) you see that the turbulent shear stress is zero at walls. So take a guess which term in equation (2) has to be zero in order to follow this condition?
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January 24, 2003, 04:02 |
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It must be mu_t to be the zero term.Thanks.
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