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September 24, 2004, 14:13 |
RSM divergence
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Hello,
I'm modeling flow through non-uniform porous media with periodic boundary conditions. When using the k-epsilon model the solution converges to a believable answer, however when I switch to the RSM model the solution diverges. I'm using the QUICK scheme, does anyone know of instabilities with the RSM model and/or QUICK scheme. Thanks in advance, Steve |
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September 28, 2004, 15:37 |
Re: RSM divergence
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Hey Steve, are you using a steady or unsteady solver? Have you tried a lower flow rate to start then gradually increase it? Are you using RSM from an initialised domain or switching over to RSM from k-e on the fly? These are things that I usually try when I have divergence; although, they haven't worked for me yet with LES.
Tim (from the conference). |
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September 28, 2004, 16:36 |
Re: RSM divergence
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Hi Tim,
I'm using the steady solver, and switching from k-e to RSM on the fly. I'll try gradually increasing the flow rate. I also tried the PRESTO interpolation for pressure and it did not work. Thanks, Steve |
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