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March 19, 2007, 12:35 |
Close-domain model of time-dependent compres. flow
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Hello
Has anyone in here ever attempted to model a detonation in a non-vented structure? i.e. a ship's hold. I am interested in knowing the appropriate settings of such a model: My solver is Pressure-Based & Gradient Option is Green-Gauss Node Based Viscous Model: Sparlat-Allmaras (1 Eqn.) Energy Eqn. is ON Materials: Air (ideal gas) Solution Ctrls: Pressure-Velocity Coupling (PISO???) Discretization Pressure - 2nd order Density - 2nd order Momentum - 2nd order Modified Turb. Viscosity - 2nd order Although I am setting everything on 2nd order when I check the case I get the following message: Consider using higher order discretization for improved accuracy of the final solution. Do you guys have any ideas on the above? I am not very strong on CFD as I am more into the structural side of the story. I need to use CFD in order to read the pressures acting on the structure's walls after the detonation. Any opinion/suggestion is highly appreciated. Thank you |
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