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December 31, 2023, 09:36 |
yPlus in OpenFOAM
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Anurag
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Hi guys,
I am using k-epsilon turbulence model in interFOAM. Currently my yPlus values range from min:2 to max: 400 with an average of 10 and changes with time. Will the yPlus value become constant as the simulation reaches steady state? I am simulating flow in a pipe. So what should be my ideal yPlus value? is it around 30 for k-e model? Thanks. |
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December 31, 2023, 17:38 |
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ONESP-RO
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Assuming you're using the standard kEpsilon:
- You must use wall functions. - Your yPlus must be greater than 30 and less than say 200 (this is not hard limit). Usually, your yPlus should be around 50 or 60.
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January 4, 2024, 12:07 |
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Anurag
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Hi , I am using the default ke model in Openfoam and the BCs defaultly available in 0 dir in OpenFOAM. Is this fine?
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January 6, 2024, 13:33 |
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Saeed Jamshidi
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Hi anubasu,
Let me add somthing to this thread. For the cases you are going to use k-epsilon turbulence model you should use wall functions in which y-pluse belongs to the logarithmic region, because k-epsilon turbulence model isn't accurate just near the wall due to some assumtions in order to evaluate this model constant numbers; Screenshot (241).png & Screenshot (240).png Besides, each tutorial has introduced delibrately in order to convey a message and purpuse. For example, I have seen motorbike case in both simpleFoam and pisoFoam. You can develope and use tutorials based on your requirement. However, the contents of the tutorials are correct. |
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