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June 5, 2013, 07:28 |
Eddy viscosity ratio in interDyMFoam?
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Pal Schmitt
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Belfast
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Hi,
I simulated a case of a floating body in shallow water which unfortunately I cannot share. It compares very well to experimental results and everything seems good, until I look at the turbulence modeling (komegaSST RANS model). I want to visualize for the eddy viscosity ratio, For water I used nu=1e-6. m^2/s, Vorticity looks like what i expected but nut gives values of up to 0.001m^2/s. Using the paraview calculator and just dividing nut/nu for the water phase gives very high eddy viscosity ratios... I cannot find the error and the dimensions seem correct, is it still possible that I need to divide by density? Is there a bug in interFOAM in OF 2.1.x? Dividing by density of water gives much more reasonable results but I cannot justify it... Confused.... Cheers, Pal |
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March 9, 2014, 04:57 |
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esmaeil
Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: Iran
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hi pal
i have the same problem too. how you solved your problem? tnx |
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