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Old   February 19, 2016, 17:55
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Hello,

I have a simulation that consist of two parallel heated wall and blowing air between them. Flow is turbulent and attached picture, you can see the y+ contours on one of two walls. Although y+ value should decrease along x direction as flow gets developed, there is a region that shows an increasing. ( I enclosured in the picture). For this reason I have a heat transfer coefficient distribution that decreases from start point naturally but increases at that region then decreases again after that region.

What may cause this region ? Thank you for your precious comments.
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Old   February 19, 2016, 20:32
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why are you resolving the boundary layer?
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Old   February 20, 2016, 02:18
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To observe surface heat transfer coefficient
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