Now both the nutkRoughWallFunction and nutURoughWallFunction us the same field based Ks and Cs input to support non-uniform surface roughness. Note that nutURoughWallFunction is not exactly consistent with the nutUWallFunction in the limit of roughness height = 0 and also not consistent with nutkRoughWallFunction, particularly if the near-wall cell is in the laminar sub-layer for which nutURoughWallFunction is currently incorrect. Significant further work on the nutURoughWallFunction is needed to make it consistent with both the nutUWallFunction and nutkRoughWallFunction BCs.
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