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Hello everybody,
I want to implement a boundary condition, where I can define the shear stress at a wall. First I tried to adopt the mutWallFunction for my purpose and modified it to calculate the turbulent viscosity as follows Code:
mut = tauWall / gradU - mu Unfortunately this only works well for coarse meshes. In other cases the velocity gradient becomes to large and the turbulent viscosity gets negative. Is there a better way to implement such a boundary condition? Thanks for your help! Regards Martin |
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Eugene de Villiers
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You could create a specific wall boundary condition for U that overrides the snGrad fvPatchField function so as to provide a wall velocity gradient equal to: gradU = tauw / nutw
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