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adil mardionglu
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Hi,
Inside the simple foam solver there is not time variation in Navier Stokes Equatioan but we type steady state inside the fvSchemes file. Do we have to type steady state there? What does steady state flag means? any comment will be helpfull. Ragards adil |
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Ali Kadar
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For obtaining steady state solution we drop the ddT term from the solver.
However to keep the format of fvSchemes generic we do not drop the ddtSchemes term but just flag it to steadyState. Code:
ddtSchemes { default steadyState; } I found this while playing with the scalarTransportFoam solver. Best would be to just go ahead and change the fvSchemes or simple Foam solver and see it yourself.
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