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September 27, 2010, 12:20 |
Thermal Boundary Layer Thickness
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Hi everyone,
In order to perform a calculation in free convection, I need a mesh fine enough to render the physical phenomena. I am using FLUENT by the way. If I understood well, the center of my first cell should be inferior at y+=11. But how do I calculate the value of y+? From what I understood, I am supposed to estimate a value of the free convection velocity, but I will also need an estimation of the friction coefficient, and also a way to calculate U_tau, beeing the friction velocity. I think that these parameters are function of geometry, turbulence, and so on, but I guess I could find a summary somewhere. Do you know where I could find some tutorial or something? Regards. |
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