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October 1, 2014, 11:42 |
Advice on what solver I should use...
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Jos E.
Join Date: Feb 2013
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I am trying to run simulations in OpenFOAM (2.3) on air-bearings.
In the past I did simulations to see the transient effects on air-bearings with "sonicFoam"-solver. It was often unstable (leading to crashes too), mostly because I only know the inlet pressure (6 bar) and the outlet pressure (1 bar) and I understood solving a pressure-pressure system is hard work. However, nowadays I need to do simulations in order to get the steady-state solution of air-bearings, and not the transient situations. Essentially we want to know the pressure p in every cell inside the mesh to perform calculations based on that. I can imagine a steady-state solver would be faster than a transient-solver as sonicFoam. And perhaps more stable too... What solver do you recommend? and why ? If necessary, I can give you a copy of my current case folder so you can see the mesh and setup. |
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