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August 9, 2016, 07:16 |
Convergence and backflow problem in cavitation simulation
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Burak Altıntaş
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Hi,
I am running steady, periodic cavitation case for the out-design parameters of a Francis runner. it has 4 million boundary layer mesh (unstructured), all y+ values on the blade are lower than 2. Max aspect ratios in layers are lower than 10000( I read that this is acceptable for boundary layer meshes). I have two problem. Firstly, my single phase simulations,which are used as initial guess, were converged to 1e-5. However, the cavitation simulations have not converged to 1e-5. Secondly, some runs give backflow in both inlet and outlet, is it normal? if it is not normal, how can i cope with it. Any help will make me happy! A wall has been placed at portion(s) of an INLET | | boundary condition (at 15.8% of the faces, 0.1% of the area) | | to prevent fluid from flowing out of the domain. | | The boundary condition name is: R1 Inlet. | | The fluid name is: Water. | | If this situation persists, consider switching | | to an Opening type boundary condition instead. | +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ | ****** Notice ****** | | A wall has been placed at portion(s) of an INLET | | boundary condition (at 15.8% of the faces, 0.1% of the area) | | to prevent fluid from flowing out of the domain. | | The boundary condition name is: R1 Inlet. | | The fluid name is: Vapour. | | If this situation persists, consider switching | | to an Opening type boundary condition instead. | +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ | ****** Notice ****** | | A wall has been placed at portion(s) of an OUTLET | | boundary condition (at 8.1% of the faces, 0.3% of the area) | | to prevent fluid from flowing into the domain. | | The boundary condition name is: R1 Outlet. | | The fluid name is: Water. | | If this situation persists, consider switching | | to an Opening type boundary condition instead. | +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ | ****** Notice ****** | | A wall has been placed at portion(s) of an OUTLET | | boundary condition (at 8.1% of the faces, 0.3% of the area) | | to prevent fluid from flowing into the domain. | | The boundary condition name is: R1 Outlet. | | The fluid name is: Vapour. | | If this situation persists, consider switching | | to an Opening type boundary condition instead. |
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August 9, 2016, 07:51 |
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Tobias
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Are you sure you are in the right sub forum?
This here is not about Convergence, its the CONVERGE CFD software sub forum. |
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August 9, 2016, 08:42 |
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Burak Altıntaş
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Thanks, i made a mistake
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