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nabeel mohsin August 4, 2005 05:18

need some suggestion
 
hi i am doing internal flow through of intake of turbocharge engine of 0.6 mach speed to calculate force on wall at bend.i am using coupled solver with 1 CFL no and inviscid flow.the soltion is not converging at high spped flow .can anybody tell me what i should do nabeel

edi ghirardi August 4, 2005 07:11

Re: need some suggestion
 
At first sight: decrease your CFL (at least at startup). By the way: is the solver explicit or implicit?

Cheers

Edi.

Laika August 9, 2005 18:12

Re: need some suggestion
 
why inviscid flow for an internal calculation? Why coupled solver? Did the segregated solver mess up?

anyway, good luck,

Laika, still orbiting

nabeel mohsin August 10, 2005 02:39

Re: need some suggestion
 
hi, coupled solver is used because seed is 180m/s and implict is being used i reduced CFL 0.001 to 1 but not converged second question answer flow is high speed so inviscid is used and 1 equation model is preferred. my target is to calaculate the pressure force on a area at bend of turbo jet waiting for your response

Laika August 10, 2005 18:02

Re: need some suggestion
 
Have you tried to simulate using the segregated solver and a high Re turbulence model yet?

Laika, still orbiting

nabeel August 18, 2005 03:55

Re: need some suggestion
 
hi i have used segregated solver but with momentum power law solution controls and simplec pressure velocity coupling but not have good result i used 1 equation because of high speed flow any suggestion nabeel

nabeel August 22, 2005 06:55

Re: need some suggestion
 
hi i have tried pressure far field but no avail i vannot attain velovity more that 100m/s even map meshing .can any boddddddddy help !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! nabeel

not solved yet August 23, 2005 04:45

Re: need some suggestion
 
hi i have tried skw turbuolence model but it was not diveging and with SA model it was converged till 100 m/s any helppppppppppp nabeel


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