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February 22, 2018, 08:42 |
How to estimate total time and timestep for unsteady simulations?
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Hi fellows,
I'm having the hardest time to simulate a turbulent separation bubble induced by a combination of adverse to favourable pressure gradients. Some of the experimental data known that could help to carry out the unsteady simulation are: two Strouhal number based on bubble length (separation to reattachment point) and reference velocity, Uref = 25 m/s. The first Strouhal number describes the breathing motion of the bubble, St = 0.01 and the second one describes the emission of coherent structures in (by?) the shear layer, St = 0.35. Could anyone please give me a hint on how to get to see, for example, u' x t??? Of course I need to first find out the appropriate timestep and total time for the unsteady simulation. Thanks in advance! |
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separation bubble, timesteps, tsb, unsteady |
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