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March 3, 2005, 22:47 |
Numerical Implementation of LES Wall models
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hi,all! I am new to LES programming,I hope that someone can help me the following questions.
1)Must all LES use wall models? why? 2)Is there any difference between the k-epsi wall functions and LES wall Models? What is it? 3)What is the most easy-to-implement and efficient wall models in LES? How is it numerically implemented? Since I lack the programming experience, the details of numerical implementation is very important for me. Any comment or some reference is greatly appreciated, thanks |
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March 4, 2005, 10:03 |
Re: Numerical Implementation of LES Wall models
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1) No.
2) Yes. The part of the unsteady motion modelled by the two approaches is different. 3) Easiest to implement is placing the first grid point at y+ < 1. Most efficient depends on the dominant physics of what is being simulated. Describing numerical implementations on a forum such as this is not practical. I would suggest looking at other peoples LES code, reading early LES papers from the 60s and 70s or reading detailed LES reports such as internal reports and PhD theses. |
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March 14, 2005, 01:53 |
Re: Numerical Implementation of LES Wall models
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Andy, can you tell me some details about getting such report or thesis through net (address)
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