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Derek2580 March 20, 2018 21:29

How to set initial conditions for LES 3D case?
 
Still doing unsteady flow past 3D cylinder. Can someone advise how to set initial conditions for LES 3D case?? Or if you could provide any similar tutorial. Much appreciate!

Initial conditions includes: k, nut, nuTilda, p and u (btw, is "s" necessary for LES?

piu58 March 21, 2018 01:12

I use:

k: Fixed value 0.1 nearly everywhere, kqRWallFunction at a surface of interest

nut: calculated nearly eveyrwhere, nutkWallFunction at a surface of interest

p: zeroGradient nearly everywhere, a fixed value at one of the patches

I don't need much more for the dynamicKEqn model.

Derek2580 March 21, 2018 23:07

Thank you Sir!

Derek2580 March 30, 2018 11:38

sir, will the initial k and nut significant affect the calculation results?

piu58 March 30, 2018 12:25

In any case it influences how fast and stable the simulation starts. But you may try this out for your case.

dickcruz April 22, 2018 02:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by piu58 (Post 685959)
I use:

k: Fixed value 0.1 nearly everywhere, kqRWallFunction at a surface of interest

nut: calculated nearly eveyrwhere, nutkWallFunction at a surface of interest

p: zeroGradient nearly everywhere, a fixed value at one of the patches

I don't need much more for the dynamicKEqn model.

I always thought that the kqRWallFunction and nutKWallFunction were used only on cases with RAS for turbulence modelling. Is that not true?

So, with these wall functions in place, do you use 30<y+<300 ?


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