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Old   January 7, 2020, 03:46
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Hi everyone,


Im trying to run an incompressible steady state simulation with the LRR turbulence model (simpleFoam). I started off with k-epsilon until fully converged then setup the LRR case. The simulation starts off well then becomes unstable after a few iterations.


Attached some case files, geometry section and residual plot. I did not include the U file as it is too big. If someone has an idea of what is wrong please let me know.


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No one has an idea of why the simulation crash?
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