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March 6, 2019, 18:32 |
Unexpected results for 2D cylinder flow
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D. de Vries
Join Date: Feb 2019
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I am trying to learn how to use SU2. As a test, I am trying to solve the 2D, incompressible, inviscid flow around a cylinder using the Euler equations. I have created a simple triangular mesh using Gmsh (see attachment.), and have changed the CFG file from the Inviscid Hydrofoil example on the SU2 website to work with my mesh instead (see attachment). I am then running the case in parallel using the command
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parallel_computation.py -f cylinder.cfg -n 16 |
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March 10, 2019, 22:12 |
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Alex
Join Date: Jul 2018
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Glancing over the .cfg file you posted, here are a few things that I would change/adjust:
-It looks like you are specifying a CFL of 1e6 on the first iteration, then switching to an adaptive one in the interval [1, 100] for all other iterations (you can monitor this value in the history file). -You are specifying a convergence criterion of 10 orders of magnitude reduction, but you also have the minimum value of the residual set to -6 (log10). Perhaps your simulation is exiting prematurely; you can try decreasing RESIDUAL_MINVAL to see if the same setup will still converge. -I would also consider turning off multi-grid until you are achieving appropriate results. I’m not sure these modifications will solve your problem, but it may help point out other issues. As for the velocity magnitude not equaling 10 m/s: The values are non-dimensionalized with respect to the initial values by default. You can alter this by using the “INC_NONDIM= ” option. Reference values will be output at the beginning of the simulation, or you can view them in the forces_breakdown.dat file. Hope this helps, Alex |
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cylinder, inviscid flow, test case |
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