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September 17, 2019, 06:07	Yplus: Logarithmic vs viscous sublayer	#1
IRobin New Member Robin Join Date: Sep 2019 Posts: 4 Rep Power: 6	Hello everyone, I have a (small) question concerning the Yplus regime to which I did not find an answer on the internet (yet ). Suppose that I am interested in the bulk of the flow, in what Yplus range should/may I fall into (viscous or logarithmic)? I would say that I can choose a rather high Yplus value in the logarithmic range (30 < y_plus < 300) neglecting the viscous sublayer. However is this correct when I am only interested in the bulk of the flow? Robin

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