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March 29, 2006, 11:30 |
Hello,
I'm trying to comput
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Hello,
I'm trying to compute several cases with Open Foam to compare with Fluent results. My first case is a 2d straight plane with a velocity inlet at left, an outflow at the top and the right and a wall condition at the bottom. My second case is a tunnel in three dimensions with lateral wall, a velocity inlet, and an outflow. So with Fluent my first case required about 20 minutes to be converged and my second 30 minutes. With OpenFoam I have set the Courant Number round 0.7. The computation time is too long and I want to improve this time. So is it possible to use an scheme which is stable for every courant number as "segregated" and "coupled-implicit" in Fluent. Greetings |
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