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Dear CFD masters, I would like to know how to check the y + value. In the k-e low reynolds number turbulent modeling, that the mesh spacing in the wall-normal direction should be chosen such that the value of y+ corresponding to the near-wall cell centroid is ~1. How to do that? and for k-e high reynolds number turbulent modeling, is there a limitation for y+ value?
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getw yplus
popt cont wplo For high Re, 30-100 is an optimal range. Some problems can tolerate higher values. |
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Hi Thanks Pauli,
Btw, if the value of Y+ lets say around 10, so to use k-e low reynold number, we should reduce the size of the cell at the wall boundary until we can get Y+ ~1? or to increase the cell size at the wall boundary until we get the range of 30 - 100 to use the k-e high reynolds number model? regards |
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you could go either way, depending how much time and computer power you have and what degree of accuracy you need.
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Hi, I manage to get the y+ <1, and I try to use the low reynold number, but there it is error from the windows stating that "star402.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close".
Anyone has this experience and know why, please let me know Thanks |
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Hi, I use to do Low Re sim but I've never ecountered that problem...maybe there is something else that cause that problem, not the low Re approach.
Regarding your previous question: you know High Re models use wall functions ad so if you use that models you'll get an approximation about the boundary layer dynamics... If you use low Re approach you can describe with less approximation the boundary layer, but you need a very fine mesh as you see, so the computation time rise a lot... In some problems, by the way, you can get right results only by means of Low Re models (where is important the boundary layer, where you see separating regions, etc.) Regards, Andrea |
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Hi, thanks for the insight, I noticed that if I increase the cell number the error comes, I dont know why, anyone know why? memory?
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you might want to check the ff: 1. negative volumes by performing grid checks or "everything" under "check setup". 2.double check if your inputs are corrects.
PS:why do you get y+ ~1 without not able to run your sim. |
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