Wall-Modeled and Hybrid Large-Eddy Simulations of the Flow over Roughness Strips
The flow over alternating roughness strips oriented normally to the mean stream is studied using wall-modeled large-eddy simulations (WMLES) and improved delayed detached-eddy simulations (IDDES) (a hybrid method solving the Reynolds-averaged Navier ...
Teresa Salomone +2 more
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Computational Modelling of Wing Downwash Profile with Reynolds-Averaged and Delayed Detached-Eddy Simulations [PDF]
This paper describes the computational model to predict downwash for a conventional fixed wing configuration at flight scales (ReMAC = 2.26 × 107 ). The lack of resolution in the downwash wake region resulted in an over-dissipation of the turbulent ...
Srigrarom, Sutthiphong +2 more
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Scale-adaptive simulation of unsteady cavitation around a naca66 hydrofoil [PDF]
Distances between consecutive aftershocks are analysed by means of mono- and multifractal theory with the aim of quantifying the complexity of the physical mechanism governing them, as well as their predictability and predictive instability.
Escaler Puigoriol, Francesc Xavier +3 more
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On Interface Issues in LES/RANS Coupling Strategies: A Method for Turbulence Forcing
The present work deals with a computational strategy coupling near-wall, eddyviscosity-based RANS models with LES within a zonal Hybrid LES/RANS (HLR) framework. Key questions concerning the coupling of both methods, the inherently steady RANS method and
Suad JAKIRLIC +2 more
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Assessment of hybrid RANS-LES methods for accurate automotive aerodynamic simulations
The introduction of the Harmonized Light Vehicles Test Procedure causes a significant challenge for the automotive industry, as it increases the importance of efficient aerodynamics and demands how variations of optional extras affect the car’s fuel consumption and emissions.
Ekman, Petter +3 more
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Computational study of a complex three-dimensional shock boundary-layer interaction [PDF]
Shock boundary–layer interactions occur in many high-speed aerodynamic flows and they can have a notable impact on design considerations due to the aerodynamic and heat transfer effects.
Katzenberg, Joshua, MacManus, David G.
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The Terra Incognita (or gray-zone) problem seen in atmospheric flow simulations causes serious consequences: it implies, e.g., significantly incorrect flow predictions and results that often simply depend on flow simulation settings as the computational ...
Stefan Heinz
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Hybrid RANS/LES method for wind flow over complex terrain
AbstractThe use of Large Eddy Simulation (LES) to predict wall‐bounded flows has presently been limited to low Reynolds number flows. Since the number of computational grid points required to resolve the near‐wall turbulent structures increase rapidly with Reynolds number, LES has been unattainable for flows at high Reynolds numbers.
A. Bechmann, N. N. Sørensen
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Direct numerical simulation of backward-facing step flow at Ret = 395 and expansion ratio 2 [PDF]
Backward-facing step (BFS) constitutes a canonical configuration to study wallbounded flows subject to massive expansions produced by abrupt changes in geometry.
Gorobets, Andrei +3 more
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Continuous Eddy Simulation (CES) of Transonic Shock-Induced Flow Separation
Reynolds-averaged Navier–Stokes (RANS), large eddy simulation (LES), and hybrid RANS-LES, first of all wall-modeled LES (WMLES) and detached eddy simulation (DES) methods, are regularly applied for wall-bounded turbulent flow simulations.
Adeyemi Fagbade, Stefan Heinz
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