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March 24, 2010, 19:16 |
Implementation of the Low-Reynolds-number Chien model
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Marco
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I'm trying to implement the Chien model with OpenFoam, but I have some general doubts on the description of y+.
The Chien model uses y+ for the definition of the damping factors. Suppose to describe a 2D duct flow in with the following configuration: HTML Code:
<pre> /\ y | | | ------------> x ____________________________________________ -> -> -> -> -> * -> ->_________ _ , ° .________,*________-> | | | | |____ _| |___ __| </pre> and U_t(x) = sqrt(tau_w(x) / rho) y+, U_t, tau_w are functions of x!!! It is necessary to define for each point (x,y) of the numerical domain the x coordinate in which define y+, U_t and tau_w. An example: In both points identified with " * ", tau_w must be evaluated in " , ". But in the point " ° ", shall tau_w be associated with " , " or with " . " ? Does anybody have experience on this aspect? What is the principle to adopt in this task? Marco |
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chien, low-re, openfoam, yplus |
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