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As title, and again, I am asking the number of grid points along one-direction, using finite volume method, low-Reynolds-number turbulence models, for pressure drag and heat transfer.
I am not sure if I've provided enough infomation for my question or not. If more input needed, please light me up. Thanks, Jiaying |
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This is more difficult to answer. Seems there is not a Yplus-like parameter here. Why don't you try a grid independence study after you get a solution?
Regards, Guoping |
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Also depends on the overall accuracy of the code used.
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