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August 29, 2001, 11:40
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Aspect ratio Limitation!
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Hi folks,
I am wondering is there any limitation regarding aspect ratio (width/length) in FLUENT. I want to solve a simple problem of flow between two plates and the gap between them is 1 tenth of the length, apsect ratio=0.1. Is it possible to solve by FLUENT? The problem i am facing it does not converge. Mizanur |
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August 29, 2001, 11:51
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Re: Aspect ratio Limitation!
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Hi The limitation lies in the aspect ratio of the cells in your model. Try not to exceed an AR of 20, but better remain lower than 4.
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August 30, 2001, 00:40
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Re: Aspect ratio Limitation!
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A) How many cells u have along the width? B) It's not the ASPECT ratio for you case, something else gone wrong. C) Check y* and y+ values.
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August 30, 2001, 02:13
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(1). Tell us more about your mesh size, Reynolds number, and turbulence model used (if required), so that we can better understand your problem.
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