what do global and cumulative terms in continuity refer to exactly?
at results there are 3 types of residuals of continuity equation.whats the definition of them and difference?if cumulative and or global be negative whats wrong in the problem?
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For the solvers of incompressible fluid, take a look at the
src/finiteVolume/cfdTools/incompressible/continuityErrs.H: Code:
volScalarField contErr(fvc::div(phi)); continuity error is whether the magnitude of divergence is taken or not. The "local" error is a measure of the continuity of each cell and the "global" error represents the continuity in the whole computational domain. If the global error converges to zero, I think the negative value is of no matter. I have no idea about the importance of considering the cumulative error. Fumiya |
thanks fumiya
I cant grasp how the total continuity is calculated.my case is compressible. What does mean cumulative continuity error? Any hint is accepted here! |
hey fumiya,
I am also not able to understand what is the meaning of these errors, if sumLocalcontErr is the continuity error for a cell then for what cell it is giving the value. I mean it should give value for all cell. Is it the maximum that is calculated too?:confused: |
I am interpolating the velocity field from coarser mesh to finer mesh and then checking the continuity error, this gives me SumLocalErr a relatively high value (inc. from 1e-9 to 1e-4) but globalErr remains of same (i.e. 1e-19 to 1e-20). What this implies? Is the interpolation wrong? Can this effect my solution?
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