$$$$ PRODT NOTICE CHAT 11/09/12 21:17:45 7124 DATE 11/09/12 Procedure PRODT Voir aussi : Syntaxe : _________ P = PRODT $MD (| 'TODEF' |) UN (GB TN) ; | 'TOROT' | | 'COMPL' | | 'MIXTE' | P Local measure of the velocity gradient tensor CHPOINT (SCAL SOMMET) $MD NAVIER_STOKES model MMODEL UN Velocity flow field CHPOINT (VECT SOMMET) GB Buoyancy vector g*beta (standard gravity vector * coef. of thermal expansion) POINT TN Temperature field CHPOINT (SCAL SOMMET) Description : _____________ This procedure returns a scalar measure of the velocity gradient, which contributes to the eddy viscosity computation in RANS or LES turbulence models (k-Epsilon, Spalart-Allmaras, Smagorinsky...). Comments : __________ In order to model the turbulent kinetic energy production, many authors use the expression C * Nut * P, where: - C is a nondimensional factor, most often a constant, or 1 - Nut is the eddy viscosity - P is local measure of the velocity gradient tensor THE PRODT PROCEDUR COMPUTES THE P TERM ONLY, letting the dedicated turbulence model routines calculate the actual production. /!\ P scales like the inverse square of a time => IT MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPUTE ITS SQUARE ROOT! Different measures are available for the velocity gradient tensor: - 'TODEF': strain rate tensor (DEFAULT) P = |S|² = 2*Sij*Sij with Sij = 0.5*(Uij+Uji) Uij = dUi/dxj - 'TOROT': rotation rate tensor P = |R|² = 2*Rij*Rij with Rij = 0.5*(Uij-Uji) Uij = dUi/dxj - 'COMPL': full velocity tensor P = |U|² = Uij*Uij with Uij = dUi/dxj - 'MIXTE': combinaison of strain rate and vorticity (Dacles-Mariani et al., AIAA Journal 33(9), 1995) P = { |R| + Cprod*Min(0,|S|-|R|) }² with Cprod=2 If GB and TN parameters are given, production or destruction of turbulent energy due to buoyancy is taken into account: G = (GB/sgt) * Grad(TN) with sgt = 0.7 (Turbulent Prandtl) The approched which is followed here was inspired by W.Rodi's work. Only the stabilizing contribution of the buoyancy force is retained: - if Grad(T)*GB is negative (stable stratification), the total production is lessened as below: (P + G)(1 + c3.Rf) with Rf = -G/(P+G) (Richardson number) c3 = 0.8 - otherwise G=Rf=0 so that an instable stratification does not affect the production term.
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