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February 21, 2006, 06:29 |
Different Physical time steps selection
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Hi All, I have one question regarding Physical time step selection. I want to use small physical time step for first few iterations and bigger time step after cetain no.of iterations in a single run. Is it possible to do like in Transient simulation?
Thank you. Regards, siv |
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February 21, 2006, 10:03 |
Re: Different Physical time steps selection
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Yes, simply type in a list of timesteps you want to use.
eg: 0.2 [s], 0.2 [s], 0.2 [s], 1.0 [s], 1.0 [s], ... I think there is a short form as well. 0.2*3 [s], 1.0 [s], ... |
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February 21, 2006, 14:35 |
Re: Different Physical time steps selection
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Hello Neale i want to use in steady state simulation not in transient simulation. In transient simulation its possible but i dont know how to define for steady state simulations.
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February 22, 2006, 03:18 |
Re: Different Physical time steps selection
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Hi, it is possible with CEL expression. Take a look at function "citern" in CFX help.
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February 22, 2006, 10:55 |
Re: Different Physical time steps selection
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Hi,
The method Neale introduced works for both transient and steady state problems. Regards! Jianping |
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February 23, 2006, 12:42 |
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Or, you can Edit Run in Progress, by this way you can increase physical timestep whenever you feel you should do so (sure you need to be present to do this, ^_^)
Regards, Forrest |
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