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April 12, 2010, 18:07 |
Supersonic Blunt Body
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Logan
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Im really hoping someone can help me with this.
I am currently using FLUENT 6.3 to calculate the drag on a round faced projectile at transonic velocities. I have read that to do this i need an unsteady inviscid flow with large time steps in order for the model to assume a steady state. there are two things i am unsure about... 1. how large is a large time step? i am running the model with a time step size of 1s for 20 steps and 100 max iterations/step (is this wrong?) 2. I set the Courant number to 0.1 (with a coupled implicit solver) as it diverged at anything larger. Is this OK? My model dosent seem to be converging and i think it is due to one or both of the two above. Any ideas/help/advice would be great!! |
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convergence, courant number, time step size |
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