Tagged: 17.2, cfx, fluid-dynamics, turbulence
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March 17, 2023 at 8:58 am
FAQ
ParticipantThere are two wall treatment options in CFX solver, which are similar to those in fluent: 1: If the user chooses Default, it means the grid is a low-Reynolds number grid, then the requirement is y+ < 1. 2: If the user chooses Scalable, it means the grid is suited for a log-law wall function, then the requirement is y+ >30. 3. It can be found in the Turbulence Options as Eddy Viscosity Transport Equation.
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