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I’m interested in exploring this code for simulating compressible wall-bounded turbulence, especially for spatially-developing turbulent boundary layers (TBL) on a flat plate and shock/boundary layer interactions (SBLI).
From a quick look at the code, it seems like it doesn’t currently support generating inflow turbulence or oblique impinging shocks. I was wondering if your team has any plans to add these functionalities?
Since the package already has built-in machine learning, it would be interesting to explore implementing some deep-learning-based turbulence inflow generation. And the strong shock system in SBLI could be a good testbed for your latest development of ML-based ILES, shock capturing, ... .
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Simulating shock/turbulent boundary layer interaction
Simulating shock/boundary layer interaction
Nov 24, 2024
Yes, we are planning to integrate support for generating inflow turbulence.
Oblique impinging shocks can already be generated either by modeling the immersed solid body via a level-set field or by specifying the Rankine-Hugoniot conditions via Dirichlet boundary conditions.
We are very open to the idea to integrate ML-based turbulence inflow conditions!
Hi,
I’m interested in exploring this code for simulating compressible wall-bounded turbulence, especially for spatially-developing turbulent boundary layers (TBL) on a flat plate and shock/boundary layer interactions (SBLI).
From a quick look at the code, it seems like it doesn’t currently support generating inflow turbulence or oblique impinging shocks. I was wondering if your team has any plans to add these functionalities?
Since the package already has built-in machine learning, it would be interesting to explore implementing some deep-learning-based turbulence inflow generation. And the strong shock system in SBLI could be a good testbed for your latest development of ML-based ILES, shock capturing, ... .
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: