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December 2, 2020, 15:17 |
Law of the wall with y+ < 5
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Hello forum,
very often i read the following statement: If a wall function is used, the first wall adjacent node should be in range 30 <y+<300. I understand that in that range the logarithmic law of the wall holds. But what if the wall functions (e.g. in Ansys, LS-Dyna ICFD) are implemented such that for y+ < 11.225 linear law of the wall (u+=y+) is applied? Am i allowed to place the first node in the viscous sublayer and will i get good results? If its not recommended to do so, why is the switching between linear and log- layer is implemented in above mentioned solvers? Best regeards : ) |
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