2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.euromechflu.2023.04.008
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Performance assessment of wall-modeled large-eddy simulation for modeling aeolian two-phase flow

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“…The decision to choose this turbulence model was due to its effectiveness to improve the computational efficiency of two-phase flow. The high Reynolds number of the actual flow and the complexity of multi-scale interaction between the turbulence and particles pose a great challenge to the numerical simulation [8]. The accuracy of WMLES model depends on both the sub grid-scale (SGS) model which refers to the representation of important smallscale physical process that occur at length-scales that cannot be adequately resolved on a computational mesh and wall model [8].…”
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“…The decision to choose this turbulence model was due to its effectiveness to improve the computational efficiency of two-phase flow. The high Reynolds number of the actual flow and the complexity of multi-scale interaction between the turbulence and particles pose a great challenge to the numerical simulation [8]. The accuracy of WMLES model depends on both the sub grid-scale (SGS) model which refers to the representation of important smallscale physical process that occur at length-scales that cannot be adequately resolved on a computational mesh and wall model [8].…”
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confidence: 99%