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December 30, 2016, 07:22 |
Grid Convergence Index (GCI) for study involving five grids
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Rob Vervoort
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Dear all,
I'm known with the method to report the grid convergence index (GCI) for three different grids, refined with a specific factor. In my current study, it was interesting to test more grids to limit the amount of cells in the domain. In this case I used a refinement factor of sqrt(1.5) (3-dimensional) resulting in the following grids: name: coarser - coarse - normal - fine - finer cells: 5,920,521 - 7,511,143 - 9,824,494 - 12,770,949 - 16,970,219 What would be a good way to report the GCI in cases with more than 3 grids (to be able to choose the appropriate grid for further analysis)? Kind regards, Rob |
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