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July 9, 2014, 05:16 |
Q criterion question
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Greetings!
Excuse me if this question has already been answered, however I searched a lot and didn't find something on the forum. My question is about the Q field that is created by the OpenFoam Q utility and whether this field is the standard or the normalized Q criterion. Furthermore, in case that it is not the normalized one, what should it be divided by, in order to achieve normalization? Thanks a lot in advance, Greg |
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July 9, 2014, 06:31 |
Q criterion = 0.5*(sqr(tr(gradU)) - tr(((gradU)&(gradU))))
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Fabian Roesler
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Hi
I did not use the Q criterion before but from the Q.C file I get the following: Quote:
Cheers Fabian |
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July 11, 2014, 06:50 |
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Many thanks for the reply Fabian.
I will also try to find more info about the normalization. Cheers, Greg |
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