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September 26, 2007, 23:16 |
convergence
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What should we do if 2 out of 10 CFD models do not converge? We need to compare CFD results amongst all 10 cases but 2 of them not converged. If we change under-relaxation factors for 2 of these, will our comparison be valid? What do people normally do when encounter this problem?
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September 28, 2007, 08:08 |
Re: convergence
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Your final result should not depend on relaxation factor. For rectifying convergence problem, have look on the poorley formed / diverged solution, and try to find regions of unrealistic numerical values of physical parameters, for your case of application. That can give you an idea for reason of divergence.
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