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April 5, 2002, 10:44 |
How much does a skewed element effect a solution ?
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HI
How much does a skewed hexahedral element effect a solution in CFX 5.5 ?(structured grid),especially in a MFR problem what is the least angle recomended by CFX 5.5. from 0-90 deg? thanks joseph |
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April 6, 2002, 00:43 |
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CFX-5 can handle fairly bad skew angles, say >10-20 deg. The quality of the solution is going to rely mainly on how many you have. If 50% of your elements are skewed, then your going to have a tough time, and you will probably get a bad answer. If 5% are skewed, then you might be OK.
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April 7, 2002, 18:10 |
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It depends a lot on where the cells are, i.e. in the far-field where the flow is roughly constant the solver will have little problem with highly skewed cells. However in the boundary layer or in the vicinity of a shock you should have orthogonal cells.
The best way to check if skewed cells are degrading the solution is to perform a grid convergence test - i.e. double the grid resolution and see if the results change. You should also plot the residuals in post and see if the largest residuals are in the highly skewed cells. |
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April 8, 2002, 01:21 |
thank you steve and Neale
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hi,
thanks for your valuable comments. Joseph |
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