RANS: difference between R and uPrime2Mean
Dear All,
I am running a RANS (simpleFoam) in a channel flow. As far as the post-processing is concerned, I am trying to figure out the difference between R and uPrime2Mean. Can anyone help? Thanks, Samuele |
Hi Samuele
I think uprime2mean is the rms (root mean square) data that is also available from experiments, but what is R? If you explain it maybe I could help you. However I got another doubt. Is there any way to calculate rms values (velocity, mixture fraction, etc) in RAS simulations in openFoam? I posted this question long times ago, unfortunately with no reply.:( I would be very glad if get any hint on this issue.:) Regards Bobi |
Greetings to all
A hint for guys who want to have rms values in RAS simulations: Your flow solver must be unsteady i.e. pimple or piso. Since this data processing needs to move in real times. Regards Bobi |
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Hi aylalisa,
Did you get an answer to your question? I have simulated the Channel395 case with a refined mesh but I don't know how get the contribution of the SGS terms using SGS TKE (as I am using the one eq model) - so that I can compare with the DNS data. Thanks |
Hi cfd!
I didn't get the answer. According to my understanding (I am not sure if I am right) you can, once your system has reached the statistically stationary state, temporally average the Reynolds-Stress tensor that includes the fluctuations with help of function objects as described in the Forum: Quote:
Or use utility postChannel. Assuming your system is in the statistically stationary state and you have defined mesh periodicity in x and z directions the fluctuations become self-similar. Then postChannel collapses data in x and z direction, the remaining dependency is the y-direction. You find this data prepared for plotting in the new folder 'graphs'. sgs kinetic energy - see answer of Sylv I'd like to create plots like and over y and over . Therefore I want to collapse time averaged fields e.g. prime2Mean in x and z. postChannel collapses different fields for each time step but not time averaged fields. How can I solve that? The other question concerns . How can I compute for a cell that is not located on the wall? Aylalisa |
Hi Aylalisa,
Thanks for your response. I think my message was not that clear - so please take a look at my two detailed questions on this thread. Thank you very much again. |
Hi again,
By the way I am already aware of the SGS TKE message from Sylv to your question. However, I am still not clear how to get the SGS stresses from SGS TKE. Maybe it is really stupid to ask or maybe not. I certainly need to get comfortable with these stresses - first in OpenFOAM (i.e how they are calculated) and then the physical picture. I have a background in RANS and all this is a little new. Overall, at this point my aim is to reproduce figure 5.4 (on page 168) from Eugene's thesis. Thanks |
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