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April 20, 2018, 06:35 |
Boundary Layer Meshing
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Hey guys,
I'm performing a Steady state analysis with SST turbulence model on a vehicle at 120 Km/h. Any recommendations about the surface meshing size and the boundary layer meshing? How many layers and growth rate should I use. I'm using a full size model with around 4m front to back, what element size should I use on the surface and in the first layer of the boundary layer? I'm using symmetry to save computational time and only need the mesh to be fine enough so I can accurately calculate aerodynamic forces in the model. I have tried to run several times with a coarser mesh but I'm getting a Cd of around 0.15 what, for this model seems low. Thanks guys! |
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