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Old   November 13, 2005, 06:48
Default Partial slip boundary condition?
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Baicang
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Hi,

The vorticity at the edge of the near-wall region is defined,w=du/dy since dv/dx=0 at the wall. w*=Cf*U^2/vt where, w*=the dimensional wall vorticity;

U=maximum velocity in the outer flow region;

Cf=friction factor.

(1)I don't know how to understand the outer flow region,how it should be defined? (2)How to obtain the value of friction factor?

Thanks in advance.

Baicang
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