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April 28, 2020, 16:46 |
Yplus value as an indicator of mesh convergence
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renos
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Hello,
I am trying to simulate breaking waves interactions with structures such as monopiles. I had made a convergence study and my results are close to the experimental results. Although, because I am using a turbulence model ( k- omega SST ) and wall functions are activated near the walls the maximum yplus value during the wave breaking is very big (around 5000) and the average is 500 and minimum around 0.2 . What should I do with the results? Are the results correct? why I have very close results with the experiment despite of the high value of Yplus? Thanks you very much, Kind regards, Renos |
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