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January 21, 2008, 16:16 |
Reset LES statistics
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Hi
How can i re-set my LES statistics. Am i suppose to delet old statistics and then create new ones or do i just click "Add new item" and create "Transient statistics 2". How does it work? I am doing this because my RMS values are higher than experimental values. I am assuming it is so because my RMS values have not yet reached steady state. Thanks for help Usman |
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January 21, 2008, 18:17 |
Re: Reset LES statistics
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Hi Usman,
You can either create a new Transient Statistics output object (and disable the old one by setting the iteration limits), or you can interpolate your existing solution onto a new def file at startup. Resetting the statistics won't reduce your RMS values though. It sounds like you need to run the simulation out longer. I assume you are referring to the RMS values of the statistics, not the residuals. Right? -CycLone |
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January 21, 2008, 18:33 |
Re: Reset LES statistics
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Hi Cyclone
Yes i am referring to rms values of statistics. I seem to have re-set the statistics right by setting up the iteration limits. I am simulating a LES solution on a duct with four ribs inside. My mean velocity profiles match exactly with DNS and experimental data but i am getting rms values a bit too high. I thought running the simulation for longer with new rms values would solve the problem. This is why i have re-set statistics. Am i heading in right direction? Thanks for your reply Usman |
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