A modified version of the atmospheric model RAMS6.0 is used to simulate the flow in the MUST experiment, within the framework of the COST732 Action. A standard version of the k-epsilon turbulence closure model and its renormalisation group version, RNG k-epsilon, were implemented in the model. Simulations were performed to test the suitability of using the model to reproduce the flow and turbulence in the presence of buildings in a complex configuration. Wind speed and turbulent kinetic energy profiles from measurements and simulations with different turbulence schemes were compared. Preliminary results emphasise the difference between the different turbulence schemes.

Application of a modified version of RAMS model to simulate the flow and turbulence in the presence of buildings: the MUST COST732 exercise

2011

Abstract

A modified version of the atmospheric model RAMS6.0 is used to simulate the flow in the MUST experiment, within the framework of the COST732 Action. A standard version of the k-epsilon turbulence closure model and its renormalisation group version, RNG k-epsilon, were implemented in the model. Simulations were performed to test the suitability of using the model to reproduce the flow and turbulence in the presence of buildings in a complex configuration. Wind speed and turbulent kinetic energy profiles from measurements and simulations with different turbulence schemes were compared. Preliminary results emphasise the difference between the different turbulence schemes.
2011
Istituto di Scienze dell'Atmosfera e del Clima - ISAC
meteorology modelling
urban flow
turbulence parameterisation
MUST experiment
COST732 action
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