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June 9, 2017, 18:58 |
SU2 URANS & Turbulent Flows
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Osman Mirza Demircan
Join Date: May 2017
Location: Ankara, Türkiye
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Hi,
I have been using SU2 for two months now and as far as RANS simulations go, SU2 is quite useful and user-friendly. However, I'm having dificulties working on unsteady simulations. I tried out both time-stepping and dual-time-stepping options but it seems the code fails to simulate an unsteady flow simulation. I have tried out various combinations of discretization schemes with various boundary conditions but the result is the same: the solution starts as unsteady but at some point there is no change in flow variables and the solution seem to become steady. To give you a clue about what I am working on, I study transonic and supersonic cavity flows, and by nature, this type of flow is unsteady and highly turbulent so I expect a URANS solution with everchanging contours. I kindly ask the community (who have used SU2 URANS) to give me some clues. Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you, Osman Mirza Demircan Last edited by omdemircan; June 13, 2017 at 15:47. |
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discretization, time-stepping, turbulent, unsteady, urans |
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