[Nek5000-users] Reynolds number setting in the turbChannel example
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Fri Dec 22 07:14:17 CST 2017
Dear Zhenrong,
I use one of the following to make the conversions:
Re_tau = .166 Re_b^0.88
Re_tau = 0.173 Re_b^0.875
per the attached. I apologize that I don't have the references for these formulas -- probably in Schlicting but I cannot recall at the moment.
Paul
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Subject: [Nek5000-users] Reynolds number setting in the turbChannel example
Hello Neks
I am a new user of Nek5000 and my long term objective is to develop and implement some LES models in NEK5000. Now I am working with the turbChannel example.
I want to make sure that the original parameter setting in the example is corresponding to Re_tau = 590 ? When the Reynolds number (p02) is set to 10935, my results show that the Re_tau is lower than 590.
The second question is that, if I want to simulate Re_tau = 180 case, what the Reynolds number (p02) should be? My understanding is that since the U_bar in the turbChannel is equal to 1, the the Reynolds number (p02) should be 2800, which is the Re base on bulk mean velocity in J Kim, P Moin and R Moser 1986 JFM paper.
Any responds is greatly appreciated.
Regards
Zhenrong JING
PhD école centrale de Nantes
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