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Set Up of SAS simulation for flow around a cylinder RE = 3900 |
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September 19, 2018, 12:28 |
Inlet boundary condition SAS
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Davide
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Hi everyone,
I am student and I have really small experience on CFD. For my master thesis I'd like to compare results from SST-DDES and SAS-SST for a flow around a cylinder with RE = 3900. While I could find plenty of documentation for setting up the DDES case I had troubles for the SAS. Can anyone help me out about the boundary conditions I should pick for k,nuT,omega,p and U? Are there any particular details I should care of? Any help/suggestion will be highly appreciated and rewarded with a big smile EDIT: From what I understood since SAS can be considered an unsteady RANS method I shall use the same boundaries I would use on k-omega SST. Despite that I think I should set different values for k, omega and nut at the inlet but I haven't understood which formulas i couldI can't find anywhere how to set those values use. Can please anyone help me? Last edited by Davide95; September 21, 2018 at 17:18. |
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boundary condition, hybrid rans les openfoam, sas, sas-sst |
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