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February 19, 2013, 10:59 |
Problem with K omega boundary conditions
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Malik
Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Austin, USA
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Hi FOAMers !
I am studying some airfoils in 2D and before applying any turbulence model to them I test the model on a cylinder. I tested the komega model which gave me good results with my drag and my strouhal. However, when I want to see the k field in the domain, I see a high value at the inlet (the one I fixed) and then a fast decrease. Do you know why I observe it ? Do you know how to fix this ? My Reynolds is 1000 Here are my boundary conditions : inlet U fixed value 0.015 p zerogradient k fixedValue 0.00000375 epsilon fixedValue 0.0000000112 nut calculated value 0 omega fixedValue 0.037 outlet U zeroGradient p fixedValue 0 k zeroGradient epsilon zeroGradient nut calculated value 0 omega zeroGradient up U symmetryPlane p symmetryPlane k symmetryPlane epsilon symmetryPlane nut symmetryPlane omega symmetryPlane down U symmetryPlane p symmetryPlane k symmetryPlane epsilon symmetryPlane nut symmetryPlane omega symmetryPlane cylinder U fixedvalue 0 p zeroGradient k kqWallfunction 0.00000375 epsilon epsilonWallFunction 0.0000000112 nut nutkWallfunction 0 omega omegaWallFucntion 0.037 frontAndBack U empty p empty k empty epsilon empty nut empty I enclose a screenshot of the kfield with komega so you can see the problem. Thanks a lot for your help |
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