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April 5, 2015, 16:19 |
rhoCentralFoam, blunt body
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Hello all,
I using rhoCentralFoam to run a blunt body, at Mach 5. The simulation outputs the error below after five timesteps, with a max Courant number of 0.046. This exact setup does not crash using sonicFoam, but I don’t think that solver is appropriate for this situation. The boundary conditions on the inlet/outlets are waveTransmissive, for both p and U, and zeroGradient for T. The BCs for the blunt are zeroGradient for p and T, and slip for U. I have also attached pictures of the five timesteps, at the upper corner of the body, where I believe the discontinuity is causing it to crash. If anyone could help me troubleshoot this problem, it would be greatly appreciated, thanks! Quote:
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April 8, 2015, 13:48 |
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I got it working.
I changed fvSchemes, in the "interpolationSchemes" section from: Code:
reconstruct(rho) vanLeer; reconstruct(U) vanLeerV; reconstruct(T) vanLeer; Code:
reconstruct(rho) upwind; reconstruct(U) upwind; reconstruct(T) upwind; |
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May 6, 2015, 07:18 |
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Hi,
I am having the same problem with rhoCentralFoam. Can I see your files (maybe that will help me)? The thing is: I am running a simulation on a NACA airfoil with sonicFoam (no errors there), but when I change to rhoCentralFoam I get exactly the same error as you: Quote:
Last edited by yrganiri; May 6, 2015 at 07:19. Reason: adding information |
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