Synthetic Inflow Condition for Large Eddy Simulation (Synthetic - KTH
Synthetic Inflow Condition for Large Eddy Simulation (Synthetic - KTH
Synthetic Inflow Condition for Large Eddy Simulation (Synthetic - KTH
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CHAPTER 3. THE SYNTHETIC EDDY METHOD<br />
where Fε is the flatness of the PDF of εk j . This is only valid when the Reynolds<br />
stress tensor is diagonal which interests us to validate the first case implementation<br />
in a HIT.<br />
This expression shows the influence of the different parameters on the flatness<br />
of the velocity fluctuations. However this won’t be studied in detail but just used<br />
as a reference <strong>for</strong> the validation of the method which should give a flatness different<br />
from zero contrary to the skewness.<br />
Since the velocity is based on intensities ε taken from a non-skewed distribution,<br />
the odd moments of all linear combination will also vanish. This means that all the<br />
odd moment will be equal to zero whereas the even moment will be nonzero.<br />
Note: The derivation of this last expression, based on the same principles as <strong>for</strong><br />
the skweness, won´t be detailed in this report.(see Ref. [18] <strong>for</strong> more details).<br />
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