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July 24, 2012, 15:03 |
k-omega SST cylinder with no wall Functions
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Hallo All,
I am running a compressible simulation of flow over a cylinder, using k-OmegaSST as turbulence model and rhoPimpleFoam as solver. The Reynolds number is 10000. I read in some other threads that k-Omega is a high Re Turbulence model. But considering the cylinder case the Re didn't seem to be that high. So I tried using the k-OmegaSST without wall functions. Tried to resolve the y+ in first cell < 1. I haven't checked the y+ yet, but here are some observations: 1- The coefficient of drag on cylinder Cd ~ 1 2- I am able to see the vortex shedding phenomena that is typical for a cylinder flow at this Re. 3- I calculated the Strouhal Number to be St ~ 0.22, which looks pretty good. My questions: 1-Seeing the results can I conclude that k-OmegaSST can be used without wall functions for low Re flows? 2-I am pretty satisfied with the case setup, (i.e boundary conditions, solver set up, thermophysical properties) can I really rely on this setup or do I need to conduct some other checks as well, before putting my confidence in this setup (for similar problems)? Regards, Ali Last edited by owayz; July 25, 2012 at 10:37. |
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