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August 2, 2016, 11:30 |
Flow near the wall
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Hello, Can somebody explain me this phrase portion in bold, founded in Fluent user's guide: "The near-wall modeling significantly impacts the fidelity of numerical solutions, inasmuch as walls are the main source of mean vorticity and turbulence. After all, it is in the near-wall region that the solution variables have large gradients, and the momentum and other scalar transports occur most vigorously. Therefore, accurate representation of the flow in the near-wall region determines successful predictions of wall-bounded turbulent flows. " It's not clear for me what is meant by vigorously ? Is it an implicit understanding for large viscous transport or large turbulent transport or both ? Thks |
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