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July 31, 2001, 06:12 |
Phase Change+strong Marangoni, FIDAP - need a help
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Hello!
I am using FIDAP to model a 3D-fluid flow and temperature in a weld pool. The problem is strongly non-linear due to the temperature dependend material properties and especially due to the non-liner heat-flux boundary conditions ( radiation, convection and evaporation from the weld pool surface. In addition, the solid-liquid pase change and the strong Marangoni flow ( free surface) makes the problem extremely dificult to converge. The only segregated solver can be user due to the size of the mesh ( 50000-120000 nodes). I wonder I somebody has experience with modelling such kind of problems? my questions are : 1) which presure algorithm is the best a) Presure-correction b) Pressure- projection c) Pressure -update ?? 2) does upwinding help? 3) by using PRESSURE-DISCONTINUOUS ( 27 -node quadratic elements) which clipping is best a) high - 1.0E-7 b) low - 1.0E-10 ? 4) wchich relaxation approach is the best? I use currently RELAXATON( HYBRYD) with explicite factors for velocity components and pressure 0.95-0.98 / temperature 0.5-075/ Implicite factors for velocity components, pressure and temperature 0.1 0.05, 0.1 0.05, 0.1 0.05, 0.01 0.005, 0.05 0.0005 recpectively. 5) it lookes like only switching off the JACOBI Option ( NOJACOBI) and NON-SYMETRY REDUCED STENSIL (NONREDU) sometimes, also a poor, but convergency can be provided. Usually it takes over 500 iterations to come to a more or less small solution change ( 1.0E-2 for velocities, and 1.E-3 for temperature) if at all. ( 2-3 days on a workstation I have). Thanks a lot for the help, Vitaliy. |
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