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Hi, I am a beginner in ANSYS FLUENT
May I ask, what is the difference between time step and iteration? Thanks a lot. |
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Hi,
the time step is the delta time of the simulation, which corresponds to the real time. Iteration is a cycle to reach a solution; in fact you can have multiple iterations per time step. Daniele |
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