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March 10, 2013, 14:42 |
fineness of a mesh
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Camille
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Good evening,
I am a new CFD user, I have to simulate a burner with reactingFoam but I'm not sure of the fineness of my mesh. The chamber is a cylinder 50 cm long and has a diameter of 20 cm Since it is a axisymmetric problem, I try to simulate only a wedge of the cylinder of 5° and one cell thick. I suppose the mesh is finner at the inlet and near the wall , and is coarser at the outlet. but how many cells do I have to set? or either what is the necessary size of the smallest cell ? - First if I use the RANS calculation ? Is there a thumb rule like with LES simulation? h<30 n where h is the grid size and n is the kolmogorov length scale Thank you in advance for you answer Cam |
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