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November 8, 2004, 21:39 |
Vof simulation
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Hi, every one,
I am simulating the slug flow in vertical tube by using VOF. The tube is 1m long and diameter of 10mm.I use the axisymmetry option in Fluent and make a 13*1000 grid. But in my simulating, I must set a very small time step, say 5E-5s, and for 1s simulating will cost 1 day. Does anyone have suggestions? And do you parralel cpmputer will do help with my case(because the grid number is not large)? Thanks in advance!! B. Zhao |
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November 11, 2004, 22:41 |
Re: Vof simulation
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hi...
plz try it... pressure : presto coupling : piso hoping you could increase the time step... have a nice day Jay |
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November 15, 2004, 17:50 |
Re: Vof simulation
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Hi
Is there any reason why you should set such a small time step? you may want to use the second order upwind/quick method for the momentum solver. aravind |
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November 15, 2004, 21:23 |
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Hi, Avavind,
Thanks for your answer. If I set a not-so-small time step, I will not get a reasonable result. I use the second upwind differential scheme for momentum solver. Zhao |
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