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January 12, 2006, 08:00
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Constant turbulent viscosity
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I am simulating frozen turbulence case. I am not solving for k and epsilon. I want to know is it possible that I can switch off the Wall functions for momentum equation. How can I switch off the wall functions
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January 18, 2006, 05:20
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Re: Constant turbulent viscosity
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Use "enhanced wall treatement" this cancel the use of wall functions, but then it resolves the boundary layer. To avoid the resolution use a zero shear stress at the boundary walls.
I hope it solves your problem. Make me aware if it works. Abdellah |
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