normal distance for wall trubulence
In low-reynolds-number models, the normal distance to the wall is used in determining the "damping" functions.
For one-dimensional flow, it is easy to identify this parameter; However, for two/three-dimensional corner flows, how to determine this wall distance? thanks a lot |
Re: normal distance for wall trubulence
The following method is what CFX-5.6 is doing.
D^2(F)=1. where D^2 is Laplacian operator. Wall Distance=sqrt((abs(grad(F))^2+2F)-abs(grad(f))) Above is given in CFX-5.6 Sover Theory, page 71. If you have difficulties in reading above equations, email to me. |
Use Boundary Face Geometry:
BOUNDARY_FACE_GEOMETRY(f,t,A,ds,es,A_by_es,dr0) ds will give you the near wall cell distance to the face centroid |
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