March 18, 2019, 21:14
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Proper Efficient Mesh for NACA 0012 Validation
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Anthony Tang
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Hi guys,
I'm trying to validate a NACA 0012 for a research project but I cannot seem to get the small wall layer height for an appropriate y+ value. I followed this guide https://confluence.cornell.edu/displ...Airfoil+-+Mesh and it creates a good enough mesh for invisid flow but not Spallart-Allmarus turbulent. I am using the ansys meshing not ICEM. I know the first height cannot be above a y + value of 1 so for my chord length 1 airfoil I need a first height of around .2mm but I cannot seem to get that height below 2mm. Since I'm using a face meshing I cannot use an inflation and can't seem to get the first layer height smaller. Does anyone know how to make the first height layer smaller / create an inflation in addition to using the face mesh?
CFD online has example mesh with the inflation-like layer but I don't know how it got that. The example can be found here: https://www.cfd-online.com/Wiki/NACA0012_airfoil
Images of the mesh as of now with parameters : https://imgur.com/a/SF5uHzn
I basically have a face mesh with all edge sizings with 150 division with a strong bias but increasing the divisions or bias doesn't seem to decrease the first layer height. What can I do to get that proper Y+ value?
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