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October 23, 2009, 03:33 |
What if I give a too good initialization in Fluent?
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Ivan
Join Date: May 2009
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Guys, it seems I am having trouble to make it converge.
simulation of unsteady flow, LES summary: I have some doubt with the old mesh, So I generate another mesh which might be exactly the same as the old one. Then I use the interpolation file from the old case to initialize the new case, start simulation, and now I am having trouble to make it converge fast in every time step. How can I set the convergence criteria properly when the initialization is too good? Thanks a lot! |
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October 23, 2009, 19:32 |
guess the value!!!
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teguh hady
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Saga, Japan
Posts: 222
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Hi ivanbuz,
I dont think that Initiation has much response on your simulation!!! I think initiation is how we can guess the final value!!! The value is depend on us!!! there is no wrong and right value!! hope it helps teguhtf |
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