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Forum: Main CFD Forum March 11, 2014, 07:26
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
This sounds perfect. Sorry aqua I am too buisy...

This sounds perfect. Sorry aqua I am too buisy and had such short comments only!
Forum: Main CFD Forum March 11, 2014, 06:49
Replies: 52
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
Ok, if they vary strongly then you are doomed....

Ok, if they vary strongly then you are doomed. Maybe you can create a custom function in Fluent? Is dx and dz available in Fluent?
Forum: Main CFD Forum March 11, 2014, 06:44
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
Then you just need to go to the relevant edge...

Then you just need to go to the relevant edge (parallel to the surface) and read the sizing of the cells.
Forum: Main CFD Forum March 11, 2014, 06:40
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
Do you use blocking/hexa for meshing?

Do you use blocking/hexa for meshing?
Forum: Main CFD Forum March 11, 2014, 06:34
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
Sorry, I don't know anything about Starccm, maybe...

Sorry, I don't know anything about Starccm, maybe people in the sub-forum can help you...
Forum: Main CFD Forum March 11, 2014, 06:31
Replies: 52
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
Ok... I get them from ICEM. What do you use for...

Ok... I get them from ICEM. What do you use for meshing?
Forum: Main CFD Forum March 11, 2014, 06:17
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
Hi, What I do is just calculating x+ =...

Hi,

What I do is just calculating

x+ = (y+ / dy) * dx

with dy and dx the real physical coordinates.
Forum: Main CFD Forum March 10, 2014, 09:50
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
I use Fluent, and here, you need to evaluate x+...

I use Fluent, and here, you need to evaluate x+ and z+ by yourself. "y" is allways the direction of the flow in fluent, even if it isn't actually the "y-direction" of your physical coordinates.
Forum: Main CFD Forum February 15, 2013, 05:21
Replies: 52
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
I guess I did not illustrate my thoughts clear...

I guess I did not illustrate my thoughts clear enough:
You can run a simulation with LES turbulence model and a bad (too large) grid. Then, the level of modeling of the SGS model will be quite high....
Forum: Main CFD Forum February 15, 2013, 04:40
Replies: 52
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
Well I know how to start a DNS. I ment an advise...

Well I know how to start a DNS. I ment an advise how to use this information to judge whether the SGS works fine or not...
Forum: Main CFD Forum February 15, 2013, 04:08
Replies: 52
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
Radial distribution ok, but that only helps for...

Radial distribution ok, but that only helps for types of flows where reference values are known. Comparing to DNS results or experiments does only mean you get the correct real results. That does not...
Forum: Main CFD Forum February 15, 2013, 03:49
Replies: 52
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
I see there are different approaches for the time...

I see there are different approaches for the time step setting. Thank you for this insight.

One additional question: Is there any reasonable way to judge if the LES model works in a somewhat...
Forum: Main CFD Forum February 14, 2013, 07:44
Replies: 52
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
So it's recommened to take the worst case...

So it's recommened to take the worst case (=smallest) time step to ensure that it is actually small enough. Ok, but if you double it afterwards and compare the results you can learn for future...
Forum: Main CFD Forum February 14, 2013, 07:00
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
Sorry, but I still don't get your point. :o ...

Sorry, but I still don't get your point. :o
Now, there is some time scale needed for DNS. For LES the grid is coarser and the fastes eddies get modeled - so the required time step gets larger. The...
Forum: Main CFD Forum February 14, 2013, 05:07
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
Of course, but for a given grid I get some...

Of course, but for a given grid I get some maximum velocities. Grid-size devided by this velocity gives a time-step estimation. Is this correct? (Courant-number estimation)
Forum: Main CFD Forum February 14, 2013, 04:57
Replies: 52
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
Is this really the relevant time-scale? I don't...

Is this really the relevant time-scale? I don't think so, because the needed time-scale should depend on the grid size.
Forum: Main CFD Forum February 14, 2013, 04:51
Replies: 52
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
Alright, that was what I ment. I wanted to change...

Alright, that was what I ment. I wanted to change dt just to see, if it is already small enough!
Forum: Main CFD Forum February 14, 2013, 04:44
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
As I understand it, for a given grid, there...

As I understand it, for a given grid, there should be independence of LES statistics for small time step sizes. Thus, when I decrease my time step, hopefully results won't change... Right now I...
Forum: Main CFD Forum February 14, 2013, 04:33
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
Sorry, I ment, I can double / half the time step...

Sorry, I ment, I can double / half the time step size to see if any relevant parameter changes.
Forum: Main CFD Forum February 14, 2013, 04:27
Replies: 52
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
Of course you are right, my bad. But for the time...

Of course you are right, my bad. But for the time step size I could do that, right?
Forum: Main CFD Forum February 14, 2013, 04:10
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
Dear Filippo, thanks for your fast reply. With...

Dear Filippo, thanks for your fast reply.
With "kinetic energy" you mean the kinetic energy of the resolved scales, right? I have to do this with a custom field function "0.5 * v * v * rho"?
All...
Forum: Main CFD Forum February 14, 2013, 03:22
Replies: 52
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Posted By RodriguezFatz
Lightbulb LES evaluation help needed

Dear all,

I try to get some experience in LES and need some help.
My setup is a simple straight pipe of 4m length and 1m diameter. Periodic bc with a mass flow rate of 0.044 kg/s is applied,...
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