How to set segregate solver settings

himanshu28 · November 10, 2012, 12:47

hi,
i have read the tutorial of star ccm+ to understand about the segregated solver but when i am running the solver i am not getting any convergence in my solution i am attaching my setting picture and my convergence graph

:conf used:Capture1.jpg,Capture2.JPG Capture3.JPG,Capture4.JPG

krishnag2002 · November 11, 2012, 19:46

Hello,

Please monitor the properties (pre,temp or any other) at inlet or outlet and plot the same. u will know the convergence of solution.

If you have any critical domains, then add probe point at the place and monitor the properties and plot the same. it will give you clear idea about what is happening in the solution and convergence.

I hope it will help you. Please inform me is this helpful to you.

himanshu28 · November 12, 2012, 07:00

hi,
thanks for reply.. i have set the monitoring points and monitoring its........i have one more doubt that if i want to set my inlet velocity profile as the parabolic then ,how can i setup this using the macro... do you have any idea regarding this... actually at the inlet condition the inlet velocity is set to be as uniform in star ccm+ but i want to enter with fully developed velocity profile into the inlet section can you help me. ...

krishnag2002 · November 12, 2012, 22:07

Hi.. Please check the below threads, you will get answer

creating velocity inlet profile on star ccm+

Export & Import Velocity profile as Inlet

November 10, 2012, 12:47	How to set segregate solver settings	#1
himanshu28 Member Himanshu Sharma Join Date: Jul 2012 Posts: 58 Rep Power: 2	hi, i have read the tutorial of star ccm+ to understand about the segregated solver but when i am running the solver i am not getting any convergence in my solution i am attaching my setting picture and my convergence graph:conf used:Capture1.jpg,Capture2.JPG Capture3.JPG,Capture4.JPG

November 11, 2012, 19:46	Dont depend on the residuals	#2
krishnag2002 New Member Krishna Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Japan Posts: 26 Rep Power: 3	Hello, Please monitor the properties (pre,temp or any other) at inlet or outlet and plot the same. u will know the convergence of solution. If you have any critical domains, then add probe point at the place and monitor the properties and plot the same. it will give you clear idea about what is happening in the solution and convergence. I hope it will help you. Please inform me is this helpful to you.

November 12, 2012, 07:00	Thanks for the reply and how to Define Inlet velocity profile and	#3
himanshu28 Member Himanshu Sharma Join Date: Jul 2012 Posts: 58 Rep Power: 2	hi, thanks for reply.. i have set the monitoring points and monitoring its........i have one more doubt that if i want to set my inlet velocity profile as the parabolic then ,how can i setup this using the macro... do you have any idea regarding this... actually at the inlet condition the inlet velocity is set to be as uniform in star ccm+ but i want to enter with fully developed velocity profile into the inlet section can you help me. ...

November 12, 2012, 22:07	check this thread	#4
krishnag2002 New Member Krishna Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Japan Posts: 26 Rep Power: 3	Hi.. Please check the below threads, you will get answer creating velocity inlet profile on star ccm+ Export & Import Velocity profile as Inlet Last edited by krishnag2002; November 12, 2012 at 22:22.

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