turbulent length scale
Hi all,
its a very simple question! Is the turbulence length-scale in OpenFOAM based on the mixing-length ? Its due to the fact of estimation of l l = d_hyd * 0.038 l = d_hyd * 0.07 I am not 100% sure what to use. In the past I thought that OF uses only the length-scale so I used always 0.038 Thanks in advance. Tobi |
i dont know for what you need it excatly but for this BC
turbulentMixingLengthDissipationRateInlet you need the mixinglength 0.07. |
Hi,
thanks for your reply. I just wanted to know how to calculate the length scale for the cfd-online calculator: http://www.cfd-online.com/Tools/turbulence.php But thanks for your replay. So I think I need to set up the mixingLength (0.07) for the omega BC too. |
Looking for Reference
Can you please provide me a reference from where you got the equations:
l = d_hyd * 0.038 l = d_hyd * 0.07 Thanks in advance. |
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Thanks Tobi,
I had already seen that. I am looking for a literature (text book / journal paper) reference and not a web-page reference. |
Hi, Foamers!
Can I get your valuable suggestions? I would like to track the Turbulent length scales at every time step and at a particular location in flow field, and use it in paraFoam as well in quantitative post processing. How can I do it? How the length scales field will be created just like u,p, k etc., ? My main intention of doing this is, I wanted to compare my simulation jet (modeled by RANS) turbulent length scales with experimentally measured length scales. Thanks, UHGAR |
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