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Default how to determine time step size in laminar flow?
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Hi.Now i trying unstedy fluid flow with Re 100.


I wanna see vortex.

unsteady flow



I know that implicit method independence timestep size.But some guys. Tald me time step size is determine that meshsize/velocity .

It is real??Why???


My problem is not multiphase and dynamicmesh. So i thought that courant number is not important.





Help me.Thx
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