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August 27, 2002, 16:34	about high Y+	#1
Hannah liang Guest Posts: n/a	Hi, CFD friends, who knows that if the Y+ is higher than 300(1000), the pressure drop from the simulation is higher than the normal value or lower using CFX5.5 generally? hannah

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