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Laura
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Guys, if you use pseudo-transient as solver, could you still perform grid independence check?..does it makes sense?
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OJ
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Pseudo-transient is just a way of under-relaxing steady state equations. But you still need to capture the gradients and flow properties, requiring you to have adequate resolution of mesh, and hence mesh independence is a must.
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