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April 3, 2019, 05:48 |
swirl flow in t-junction pipe
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Andrea
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Hello, i'm stuck with a problem.
I'm running a simulation of a ch4 gas in a pipeline with a t-junction. Downstream of the junction, turbulence viscosity ratio is exeding 1e5 in a lot of cells. I tryed with a lower value of velocity and the simulation did converge but with higher value did not. After this test i thought the problem was strong gradient downstream of t-junction so i refined the grid in that area, though the residuals did not reach 1e-6, they are stuck to 1e-4. I even run a test with different numerical schemes. With first order upwind for all the variables the simulation converged, but with second oreder did not. Having a group of cells with turbulence viscosity ratio up to 1e5 means that production of turbulence kinetic energy is way too large. What am i missing? Am i doing something wrong? How can i improve my simulation? thanks for your help |
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