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May 1, 2014, 11:34 |
High Courant numbre, icoFoam NACA4415
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SGD
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Hello, I'm new in openFoam, I have to simulate a NACA4415 airfoil with icoFoam in Re200, for university work.
The airfoil is modeling like a rhombus whose vertex are joined to splines in blockmesh/edges. In paraFoam the geometry and the mesh look very good. At the beginning the case is well simulated using a low dT (0.0001) because i am using a very concentrated mesh in the airfoil, and my Courant number is a bit little, but there is a moment in which it increases very fast, and the simulation fails. Furthermore when I open paraFoam it is as the fluid doesn't flow well, it is very strange. I have used checkMesh to verify the mesh and it says that it's ok... If somebody can help me i will be very thankful because I don't know what to to do... This is the error Quote:
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Thanks! Last edited by Unknox90; May 4, 2014 at 07:58. |
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June 26, 2014, 13:41 |
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Joachim Herb
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You set the pressure to fixedValue on both, the inlet and the outlet. This will not work (in nearly all cases). Try setting the pressure to zeroGradient at the inlet.
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