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December 9, 2012, 11:06
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laminar zones in a k-omega model
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Hello
Are there any guidelines regardind how you should mesh laminar zones (which can't b ignored) in a turbulence model. I thought that refining the mesh as those places is one thing. But I wonder is a low y+ in those zones important for the overal solution to? Or does it depend from simulationmodel to simulationmodel? kind regards redadm |
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