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Hi, I am doing a CFD simulation of a F1 rear wing design I’ve quickly knocked up in NX. With this kind of simulation I’ve read it is very important to make sure your mesh accurately captures the boundary layer, especially when dealing with large pressure gradients and wanting to check for/where flow seperation occurs. Since I’m using SST turbulence model, I know I want to be aiming for y+ value of around 1. And from other reading, ideally I would want at least 25-30 prism layers, however, max S
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Comparison of pencil beam and Monte Carlo calculations with ion chamber array measurements for patient-specific quality assurance
Prism layer still displaying jumps? (STARCCM+) : r/CFD
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Boundary Layer Does Not Form - Except When Default Settings Used - Project Support - SimScale CAE Forum
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