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February 28, 2006, 15:14 |
too many walls??
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We have a little problem: Some of our geometries contains a hugh number of walls, eg. 3mio wall faces for 12 mio fluid cells. With some tricks we got the problem to run, but: the mass error grows, inlet and outlet are ok, but a few cells away from inlet all velocities are very small (~10e-6). When checking the results on the screen, the fluid seems flowing through the wall. Who knows this problem? Who knows who to fix it? Thanks to all,
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March 1, 2006, 07:52 |
Re: too many walls??
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Did you merge vertices in the model? You can issue "Vmerge ALl" in PROSTAR, then write out geometry again.
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March 1, 2006, 08:13 |
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The vertices are merged. I had a correct running model. Then I deleted some cells in the fluid volume to have some walls inside. Only this few (~50000) deleted cells and extra walls cause the problem.
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