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July 23, 2005, 02:33 |
length scale option
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dear all,
i am a CFX user for the past 3 months and i have a doubt regarding the length scale option what we specify in the CFX-pre stage. i would be grateful if some body could explain me on "what is length scale option? why should we give that as "conservative/aggressive/value for length scale option"? is it necessary and compulsory that we should give that? how will it affect the results ?" thank you friends |
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July 24, 2005, 19:27 |
Re: length scale option
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Hi,
This is discussed at length in the documentation. It is used to generate a psuedo-timestep for advancing the simulation in a steady state model. Glenn Horrocks |
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July 25, 2005, 00:39 |
Re: length scale option
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Thank you sir for ur immediate reply but i searched for it i couldnt still understand in detail. so please could u urself in ur own experience explain me the usage of it sir.
i would be thankful to u if u could do this for me. |
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