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Old   November 23, 2009, 14:47
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Hi to everyone!
I'm working on a easy simulation, a flow around a cylinder, using oneEqEddy of LES(from tutorial i change the mesh and BC). Now i want to use the Smagorinsky model, which parameter do i have to change inside "costant" directory (other than "LESModel Smagorinsky") ?
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Hi to everyone!
I'm working on a easy simulation, a flow around a cylinder, using oneEqEddy of LES(from tutorial i change the mesh and BC). Now i want to use the Smagorinsky model, which parameter do i have to change inside "costant" directory (other than "LESModel Smagorinsky") ?
thx
Hi,

the model parameters ce and ck are defined optionally, if you do not want to use the default values, by inserting a dictionary like

SmagorinskyCoeff
{
ce <put value here>
ck <put value here>
}

The definition of these coefficients in OF is reported here:

http://foam.sourceforge.net/doc/Doxy...agorinsky.html

Additionally, you can use the Van Driest damping functions by setting

delta vanDriest;

Best,
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thx alberto

Are u italian right?
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thx alberto

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Yes, I'm Italian. And yes, you can add me to your MSN, but if the questions are of general insterest it would be better to have them here so that others can read/help/benefit too.

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Yes, I'm Italian. And yes, you can add me to your MSN, but if the questions are of general insterest it would be better to have them here so that others can read/help/benefit too.

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ok another questions, in the postprocessing, i have many values, and among them there are k_0 or U_0 i don't understand their meaning.. they are the sgs values like Nusgs?
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Hi Alberto,

I also want have a good understanding of the definition of these parameters ce and ck. But I cant open the link attached. Is there any way else to see it? Thank you in advance.
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Hi,

the model parameters ce and ck are defined optionally, if you do not want to use the default values, by inserting a dictionary like

SmagorinskyCoeff
{
ce <put value here>
ck <put value here>
}

The definition of these coefficients in OF is reported here:

http://foam.sourceforge.net/doc/Doxy...agorinsky.html

Additionally, you can use the Van Driest damping functions by setting

delta vanDriest;

Best,
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ok another questions, in the postprocessing, i have many values, and among them there are k_0 or U_0 i don't understand their meaning.. they are the sgs values like Nusgs?
thanks (p.s. i add you to my Msn )
previous time step value.
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