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Old   April 8, 2013, 10:44
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Hi all

I am attempting to simulate flow over a submnarine at a constant speed.

I am using ANSYS CFX, k omega or SST turbulence model, A structured mesh with icem.

When I have coarse mesh it solves and RMS residual converges however when I have fne mesh RMS residual will not converge and there is fluctuation in RMS.


Can anyone offer some advice from previous expeience?



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