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July 22, 2010, 03:07
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Rohan
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Dear friends
I have done one simulation of turbulent flow. It converges. But for enhanced wall treatment (y+)<5. But in my simulation it comes very less i.e. 0.0003 Is it sign of any error? Whether mesh coarsening is nessessery ? |
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July 22, 2010, 08:22
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Dear,
It means that you use a very fine mesh that does not necessary. Anyway your results should be accurate. good luck |
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