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July 21, 2004, 11:25 |
Lack of convergence
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I was wondering what of the many things can cause a solution to not converge. The only problem that exists within my mesh is internal angles being too large or too small. Is it then a case of these internal angles, or does it have to do with the boundary consitions? My mesh is not very uniform either - it was created from some connecting blocks, which have various grid densities to account for geometry - could this be the cause? Sorry for the long message.
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July 21, 2004, 12:49 |
Re: Lack of convergence
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The general situation of the mesh is always a very immportant factor of divergence in CFD. There are additional reasons but in your case I think it's the mesh. What equations exactly are you solving and what relaxation factors are you using?
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July 23, 2004, 01:25 |
Re: Lack of convergence
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Heloo,
I'm also have the same prob with that,block meshing..i using UD equation n than restart with MARS after several iteration to stabilize it. Cracks and couple may also cause it. |
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