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January 26, 2009, 13:18 |
YPlus value for SST
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Hello all,
I am fairly new to CFX and I have a question about the y-plus value of my mesh. I am using SST turbulence model with automatic wall function. I am wondering what y-plus value to use. I have searched the forums and I see people who have recommended varyin values for Y+--anything from under 2 to under 200. The CFX help suggests DELTA Y+ of less than 2--how can I relate delta Y+ to Y+? Also, when it suggests minimum number of nodes is at least 10, does this mean I need 10 prisms on my boundary layer? Finally, is there an easy way to get an estimate on Y+ without creating a contour plot of it after my model has solved? For what it's worth, my application is to study cavitation in a water pump. Any help anyone can give will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Ed |
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