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May 31, 2016, 14:14 |
wallGradU definition.
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Teymour
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Location: Seattle
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Hi all,
A quick post-processing question: when user uses "wallGradU" utility in OpenFOAM the output is a matrix with three components. The question is whether the first, and therefore other components, are defined as: 1) wallGradU_x = dU_x/dy OR 2) wallGradU_x = dU/dx ? I believe that definition number 1 is the correct one. Meaning: (wallGradU_x, wallGradU_y, wallGradU_z) = (dU_x/dy, dU_y/dy, dU_z/dy) However, needed a confirmation. |
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October 10, 2017, 08:33 |
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Bhanu
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Hey Teymour,
Though its quite an old post. I was working on something similar. Considering this forAll(wallGradU.boundaryField(), patchi) { wallGradU.boundaryField()[patchi] = -U.boundaryField()[patchi].snGrad(); } Source : https://github.com/OpenFOAM/OpenFOAM...dU/wallGradU.C I would think the same you have mentioned. That the three components being dux/dn, duy/dn, duz/dn with n being the normal to the surface. Cheers |
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