Defining Boundary Conditions for Turbulent Flows in Ansys Fluent - Lesson 3

In this video lesson, we will learn how to estimate physical wall distance for a given value of y+, as well as how to use Ansys Fluent’s post-processing tools to check and confirm the y+ values. We will then learn how to set up boundary conditions for turbulence and discuss different turbulence specification methods and understand the guidelines for specifying inlet turbulence boundary conditions in Ansys Fluent.
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Can you start from actually preparing 3D model. This is hard to follow if cad model in solver does not have proper boundaries c.

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