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March 20, 2006, 08:39 |
Hi!
I'm still calculating a
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Andreas Hauffe
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Hi!
I'm still calculating a flow around a NACA airfoil and compare it to a CFX solution. I use the LaunderSharmaKE turbulence model with an yplus near 1. If I start a calculation with the same boundary condiations as in CFX, where epsilon is calculated by epsilon = density*C_mu*k^2/eta_T and eta_T=10*eta where eta is the dynamic viscoity, the solver reaches no steady solution, seen in the first image. If I use the following formulationfor epsilon: epsilon = k^(3/2)/L with L as an charactersitic length as the chordlength, I get a much lower epsilon and the solution is steady but with a too big boundary layer ass seen in the picture. I also try other turbulence models and guessed epsilons and finer or coarser meshes, with no dramatic change. I don't see the mistake I make. Thanks for help! Andreas |
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