Abstract
AbstractLarge-eddy simulations are widely used to study flows in the atmospheric boundary layer. As atmospheric boundary-layer flows of different atmospheric stratification have very different flow characteristics on different length scales, well-resolved simulations of these flows require very different meshes. The Parallelized Large-Eddy Simulation Model combined with a realizable dynamic subgrid model is used to identify the best method for evaluating the resolution requirements for boundary-layer flows simulated by large-eddy simulations. In particular, we consider three atmospheric boundary-layer set-ups with different stratifications (stable, neutral, convective) to investigate how the quality of the simulation changes with the grid resolution. By following the work of Davidson (Int J Heat Fluid Flow 30(5):1016–1025, 2009), the results are examined using criteria such as the convergence of mean profiles, the ratio of modelled and resolved turbulence kinetic energy, and the two-point correlation. We conclude that the two-point correlation is the best measure to evaluate whether the resolution demands for a specific flow are fulfilled.
Funder
Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Energie
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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41 articles.
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