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June 14, 2019, 15:06 |
Simulation of long time periods
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Chris Lane
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All,
Does anyone have experience in simulating transient processes over long time periods (~1 million seconds). What are some thing to consider to reduce computational time? The problem I'm looking at is for natural convection at a surface over long periods of time. The process is near steady state at short time scales, however the surface parameters change slowly over time. One issue I have is to maintain a Courant number <1 the time step is 1e-3. To be computationally feasible the time step should be >1 s. Any advice is appreciated. |
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