Hi there,
I have been iterating through refining my mesh and now have successfully applied inflation layers (after receiving help).
I just wanted to know would the following images imply a bad inflation and lead to inaccuracies when measuring the y+ on the building surface? I will show two pictures so it can be understood where the problem is.https://www.simscale.com/workbench/?pid=3933497492115540517&mi=spec%3A76583ef2-c8fb-4dae-b4c2-fe0415c7b8f6%2Cservice%3AMESHING%2Cstrategy%3A282&sh=225
Hi!
I would say, try to run the simulation and measure the y+ values.
For a more expert, before-hand assessment of the mesh, I would welcome review from other users.
Hi @ggiraldof ,
I ran the simulation and got the following, I have changed the scale in the images to show to y+ values in a clear way.
As shown in the images the y+ are still to far out, so back to the drawing board. Could you or anyone suggest possible routes to take to improve the values?
I can not open your link to check the y+ values and boundary conditions, is it private?
Hi @ggiraldof I thought i had changed it to public, I forgot to update it. Sorry for that.
Your y+ value is above the range for wall function (30 - 300), on the floor and on the building:
Please review your calculations if you still want to create the layers manually, but I would suggest you to try out the automatic boundary layers option, or the Standard mesh algorithm.
ss02150
February 5, 2022, 11:50am
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Hi @ggiraldof
Are you suggesting to remove the region refinements and simply apply a the standard meshing or keep the region refinements with standard meshing?
