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Old   November 2, 2023, 03:41
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Hi all, hope you are doing well.

I'm going to use k-omega sst turbulence model in openfoam. I have noticed that we should consider y+=1 for this model, which first cell center falls in viscous sub-layer. However, I looked at some tutorials in openfoam and I saw this part as K boundary condition:
Code:
wall
    {
        type            kqRWallFunction;
        value           $internalField;
    }
why wall function is used as turbulent kinetic wall BC?! while we are considering y+=1 for this model!!!
It should not be as Calculated type?!
It is similar for omega and nut!
Code:
wall
    {
        type            omegaWallFunction;
        value           $internalField;
    }
Code:
wall
    {
        type            nutkWallFunction;
        value           uniform 0;
    }
thanks.

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Old   November 3, 2023, 08:35
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Hi Saeed,

please have a look to this document which described how to resolve boundary layer in open foam:
http://www.wolfdynamics.com/training...e_2021_OF8.pdf
Especially chapter 6 with a good summary on page 323.

I suggest that the definition "...WallFunction" is related to some historical development.
If someone knows more about this - I would like to know too.

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Dear Wowbagger, thank for the reply.

It looks like a nice source, I will go through it and share my findings.

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