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September 8, 2010, 14:31 |
Solver Error
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Marisa
Join Date: Sep 2010
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I have a simulation that works fine with I pick constant density as the physics model. But when I change it to real gas or ideal gas I get this error message:
Error: A floating point exception has occurred: floating point exception [Divide by zero]. The specific cause cannot be identified. Please refer to the troubleshooting section of the user's guide The other physic models I am picking are: Space: Three Dimensional Time: Steady Material: Gas Flow: Segregated Flow Viscous Regime: Turbulent Reynolds-Averaged Turbulence: K-Epsilon Turbulence I am modeling 1.3 bars of helium going through a pipe-like environment. Please help me fix this, also does anyone have advice on what Reynolds-Average Turbulence model to use? Thanks in advance. |
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