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November 16, 2009, 08:45
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Laminar Flow
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Rodrigo Vallejo Pereira
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Hello Folks,
I'm modeling a micro device in CFX11 and the flow regime is laminar. Which parameter should I use to be sure that the mesh is good near wall. When I have a turbulent flow, usually I look Y plus, but with laminar flow I don't know which one is the best parameter ! I need some tips to construct the mesh for a laminar flow, either ! Thanks in advance... Best Regards, Vallejo 
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November 16, 2009, 09:49
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I always run a simulation, and then look in Post how much nodes I have got in the boundary layer, that should be at least 10 nodes...
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