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Hi I am solving oil combustion problem on CFX 5.7, in which I am facing problem of convergence.
a. I started with a timescale of 5 e-3, but problem was not converging even after 970 iterations. b. I tried to keep a timescale of 1e-3, but mass and momentum residuals showed oscillations, so stopped solver. c. I restarted the problem with timescale of 1e-3 for mass fractions and 5e-3 for global model. But still the convergence rate is very slow. Can somebody suggest me some tips to improve the convergence in oil combustion or combustion related problems Thanks Krishnarao |
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Try lovering time step and then increase when runing...Sometimes the time step could be as low as 1e-8 [s]
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