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November 1, 2022, 04:27 |
Integration steps greater than maximum 1000
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Hi, FOAMers,
I encountered a problem on reactingFoam solving process. There are two threads on this forum 1 & 2 The first thread shows changing the ODEcoeff solver might help. Tried with no luck. I am using ode_pyJac (from DLBFoam) as chemistryType solver, seulex_LAPACK as odeCoeffs solver. Running reactingFoam to solve a burner flame with PaSR combustion model, with maxCo 0.3, maxDeltaT 1e-5. I tried changing the odeCoeff solver with other 11 solvers. No luck. When I rerun the case, the Temperature and Composition min/max will be the same 4.9423e+307. I also tried rerun from previous steps, it's the same result. "Integration steps greater than maximum 1000" right away. I need to roll back to the first step (0) to be able to run again. I wondere if any one could show me a hint! Thank you. Last edited by mactone; November 1, 2022 at 04:36. Reason: rephrase the question |
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odesolver, reactingfoam |
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