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Old   November 2, 2006, 07:22
Default Convergence problem
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Killian
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hi all,

I'm new to using FLUENT. I'm currently doing a simulation on displacement ventilation in an enclosed room. Somehow, the solution cannot converge when I turn on the energy equation. It starts off fine in the first 50- 60 iterations, but after that, the residuals start to flacuate about vigorously about a level. Reducing the URF seems to help a bit, but after 300 or so iterations, the residues seem to flacuate again, though only slightly. Has anyone encountered the same problem?
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Old   November 3, 2006, 22:11
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Tuw
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Hi Killian,

Are you using tetrahedral grid? How many continuum zone (region/domain) do you have?

My problem involve many domain, and with energy equation and viscous model. Somehow my simulation cant converge also, and as a result the temperature range of my result is unphysical. Please refer to my post for more info.

http://www.cfd-online.com/Forum/fluent.cgi?read=43862

Good luck!

Tuw
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