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April 10, 2013, 15:37 |
Help understanding my solution
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Fraser
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Hey all,
New user here. Trying to make sense of some results... (3d, dp, pbns, vof, lam, transient) The basic setup is that I am modeling a water droplet entering through the wall of a cylinder that has air moving down it. (See "artist's" rendering, below) ---------------------------------- Air Flow ---> *** ---*****------------------------- (water drop) I've attached an image of the chart of residuals I get when running my sim. Can someone explain why I am having these peaks in the chart? Does this imply something about convergence or divergence of the solution? Thanks, Fraser |
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April 10, 2013, 18:52 |
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Ehsan
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i want to know the reason of such residuals too.
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