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Stokes February 10, 2006 13:46

About BC for turbulence k-omega models.
 
Hello, all, I'm testing the in-house k-omega/k-eps models by unstructured FEM method. I meet the negative k and convergence problems. It's well known that omega=(2~60)*dynamic visscous/(beta * y^2) depending on standard or SST or any other k-omega models etc, here, beta=0.075, y is the first grid point way the wall. For my testing case, visc is 10^-7 around, y 0.001, then the BC for omega is 10~250. However, if i impose 250.0 for example, then k is always negative. On the otherhand, if i impose 10.0, then there is no convergence of k/omega equaitons. Does anyone here have any comments about above problems? Thanks for your helps.


micro11sl May 7, 2013 16:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stokes
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Hello, all, I'm testing the in-house k-omega/k-eps models by unstructured FEM method. I meet the negative k and convergence problems. It's well known that omega=(2~60)*dynamic visscous/(beta * y^2) depending on standard or SST or any other k-omega models etc, here, beta=0.075, y is the first grid point way the wall. For my testing case, visc is 10^-7 around, y 0.001, then the BC for omega is 10~250. However, if i impose 250.0 for example, then k is always negative. On the otherhand, if i impose 10.0, then there is no convergence of k/omega equaitons. Does anyone here have any comments about above problems? Thanks for your helps.

Did you get your problem sorted?


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