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January 11, 2007, 09:52 |
enhanced wall treatment
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Hello Users,
Enhanced wall treatment is meant to be used on fine meshes (y+ < 4), in which case it will resolve the laminar sublayer - good for low-Re and flows through small gaps. BUT... do I need a fine mesh on other walls where I am less concerned about getting an exact solution? The Fluent guide implies that EWT can be used either as a wall function (so I can get away with y+ > 30) or to resolve the laminar subregion. If anyone had confirm my hunch, that would be cool. Hugh. |
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