Abstract

We develop a wavelet-based adaptive wall-modeled large eddy simulation (WA-WMLES) method to overcome the stringent restriction on step size for time integration, caused by mesh resolution requirement to resolve inner viscous sublayer, which becomes computationally expensive as the Reynolds number increases. This approach uses a wavelet-based adaptive large eddy simulation, incorporated into the anisotropic-adaptive wavelet collocation framework, to resolve the outer region of turbulent boundary layer, while the inner part is approximated by the wall-shear-stress model, and extends the application of the wavelet-based adaptive methods to a realistic wall-bounded turbulent flow configuration at a relatively high (order of a million) Reynolds number.

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