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July 17, 2014, 11:35 |
Stripes in the boundary layer - Turbulent flat plate tutorials
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Hi everybody
I study the turbulent flat plate and when I run the tutorial case in SU2 (V3.1.0), there is some stripes in the boundary layer. I don't understand why is there this strips. I tried to change the Reynolds Number from 0.2 to 0.3 and 0.4, and I change the grid for the case M=0.4, but the stripes are still there. I attached to this message some picture of theses stripes, the different configuration files and my mesh for the case M=0.4 (I used the initial tutorials mesh 137*97 for the other cases). I'm interested if you have some explication or the same things on this test cases. Thank you in advance . Regards, Jeremy |
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July 17, 2014, 11:48 |
Follozing of the previous post
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I can't upload my Mesh because the size of the file is too big, but I attached a picture of this mesh, and the configuration files.
Regards Jeremy |
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flatplate, stripes, testcase, turbulent |
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