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September 3, 2022, 09:32
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ANSYS Fluent - Near-Wall treatment
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Joe
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I'm currently working on a natural ventilation problem in ANSYS Fluent with the k-e turbulence model. I'm currently thinking about using the Enhanced Wall Treatment options for the Near-Wall treatment.
What is Enhanced Wall Treatment? What would the benefits of this wall treatment have over say standard wall functions? Thank you, |
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September 4, 2022, 06:36
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Liu Wenchao
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Check Ansys Fluent Theory Guide here, https://www.afs.enea.it/project/nept...th/node101.htm
As I understand, the Enhanced Wall treatment combine the Standard Wall Function with a model for viscous sublayer. This means it can be used in case y+<5. |
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