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June 10, 2011, 11:52 |
Simulating ABL flow
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Jubayer
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Hi,
I am simulating ABL flow for an open terrain (zo = 0.03m) in an empty domain with SST k-omega turbulence model using simpleFoam. At the bottom of the domain I am using nutRoughWallFunction for nut, kqRWallFunction for k and omegaWallFunction for omega. My inlet profiles (U, K and omega) are based on ESDU. For U and omega, inlet (at x=0 m) and incident (x=8.26 m) profiles are similar enough. But for k I am getting huge stream-wise gradients compared to FLUENT (using same boundary conditions). Can someone tell me what is the reason for getting large stream-wise gradient for k? Thanks. |
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abl flow, kqrwallfunction, open terrain |
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