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Old   April 17, 2023, 01:11
Default pressure based compressible fluid steady-state solver
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Hello Foamers,

I have a multi-species, compressible fluid, steady-state problem. The solver I can choose is reactingFoam. This is a density-based, multi-species, compressible fluid, transient solver. But I can set it up as a quasi-steady-state solver.

It didn't run well: diverge for steady-state computation. If I run it using transient solver and run it for a long time in the hope to reach steady state, it gives a good results but it takes extremely long time ( 4 days on 32 cores computer).

I ran the same problem using Ansys Fluet pressure based solver, it completes quite quick in 1 hour.

I'm wondering if OpenFOAM has a pressure-based compressible fluid solver developed. Thanks in advance.
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