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Old   August 14, 2014, 09:53
Default DPM with boundary inflation layer
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Hello all,

I am using DPM and k-w SST turbulence model.

The k-w SST turbulence model requires a very fine mesh at the boundary (yplus value <2).

However if yplus value is very small, while doing particle tracking it not only takes a long time but also results incomplete tracking (8200 tracked & 6500 incomplete).

So it seems small yplus value =? successful particle tracking. Can anyone help?

Thanks,
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