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September 7, 2004, 06:49 |
LES energy levels
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I have a really basic LES code. would any one be able to tell me how I can evaluate if my grid is fine enough.
how can I be sure that my cut-off is in the invariance energy range? what outputs of energy could I get from my code to help me know this? any input would be great. thanks. |
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September 7, 2004, 07:49 |
Re: LES energy levels
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When solution has progressed a bit check your y+. Visit this site for viscous grid spacing calculation http://geolab.larc.nasa.gov/APPS/YPlus/
y+ value for les calculation should be less than 1 for LES. Hope it helps |
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September 7, 2004, 08:39 |
Re: LES energy levels
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hi, thanks for your response.
i was thinking more about away from regions in an unconfined flow. how can i be sure my filter width is in my invariant energy range? thanks. |
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