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December 7, 2004, 23:04 |
Boundary Condition for LES
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Hi,
I am trying to incorporate strandard model of LES into an existing code, the "Smagorinsky-Lilly Model", and I am trying to validate the code using a simple channel flow case, with Velocity INLET and an OUTFLOW boundary condition. As I have read that there should be a fluctutation velocity that should be given to INLET at the begining of every timestep, I am finding difficult to implement the same, in the code, as one of the models suggest to develop a ramdom number, and multiply the same with the modulus of veloctiy, and add it to the freestream. Is this model, fair enough or should I use some other way of generating the fluctutation velocity. What material can I refer to get some idea. Your Help in this Regard will be appreciated. Thanks in Advance, Krishna. |
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