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February 12, 2008, 16:43 |
one question about the way the
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Patrick Bourdin
Join Date: Mar 2009
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one question about the way the viscous force is computed in turbulentForceAndTorqueFunctionObject.C:
// Viscous component viscousForces[patchI] = gSum ( -nuEff.boundaryField()[curPatch]* U.boundaryField()[curPatch].snGrad()* mesh.magSf().boundaryField()[curPatch] ); This is only valid in regions where the velocity field is more or less linear (snGrad being approximated by a one sided finite difference if I am not mistaken). In other words, for models with wall functions (log law), the above formulation will give incorrect viscous force estimates at the wall. Am I correct? |
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