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December 3, 2012, 14:28 |
Myong Kasagi Low Reynolds k-epsilon model coding
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Hi folks!
I am trying to change a High Re k-ep model from a software that I have into a Low Re k-ep model, particularly the Kasagi model. So far so good, except I have a couple of doubts that I'm kind of stuck... 1) The software does not let me per se to impose a "no-slip" condition at the walls, so I though of working around it by using a "Slip" condition plus zero velocity at the walls and last imposing a friction velocity at the same walls. Is this coherent? 2) Since it is a Low Reynolds closure model I have a value that I need to impose for epsilon at the walls and the adjacent cells. This is the big issue, since I keep getting an error for this part as I try to solve the simulation. I define y+ as show here in the wiki , being a function of the friction velocity. http://www.cfd-online.com/Wiki/Dimen...e_%28y_plus%29 The equations for this model are in the following link: https://cfd.kookmin.ac.kr/pdf/paper2/asme90_1.pdf I keep getting an error stating that the "epsilon" variable is not define in certain points. Am I coding the model incorrectly? How do I combine the boundary conditions near the wall for epsilon and the rest of the domain? Hope someone can help! Cheers! Rui Silva |
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coding, k-epsilon turbulence, low reynolds, myong-kasagi |
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