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Forum: FLUENT February 8, 2011, 05:30

Replies: 14 convergence criteria Views: 3,362 Posted By aqib thanks yes it is visualize to me.... solution... thanks yes it is visualize to me.... solution is converged....:)

Forum: FLUENT February 8, 2011, 04:25

Replies: 14 convergence criteria Views: 3,362 Posted By aqib so its mean my solution is converged? so its mean my solution is converged?

Forum: FLUENT February 7, 2011, 07:37

Replies: 14 convergence criteria Views: 3,362 Posted By aqib attaching the picture of inlet and outlet... attaching the picture of inlet and outlet stagnation pressure

Forum: FLUENT February 7, 2011, 01:32

Replies: 14 convergence criteria Views: 3,362 Posted By aqib thanks for replying.... my solution is... thanks for replying.... my solution is converged but it is periodically converged....that's why the values are varying with the iterations.....:)

Forum: FLUENT February 4, 2011, 08:14

Replies: 14 convergence criteria Views: 3,362 Posted By aqib in my case dynamic pressure at inlet(q) remains... in my case dynamic pressure at inlet(q) remains same but both the stagnation pressure at inlet and outlet varied with number of iterations

Forum: FLUENT February 4, 2011, 08:13

Replies: 14 convergence criteria Views: 3,362 Posted By aqib The total pressure loss coefficient ... The total pressure loss coefficient ω=(Pt(inlet)-Pt(outlet))/q(inlet) inlet where ω is the total pressure loss coefficient, Pt is the stagnation pressure, and q(inlet) is the dynamic pressure at...

Forum: FLUENT February 4, 2011, 07:24

Replies: 14 convergence criteria Views: 3,362 Posted By aqib thanks for replying.... i am interested in the... thanks for replying.... i am interested in the co-efficient of loss pressure in which i have to compared my case with some other case..... should i iterate both cases to the same number of...

Forum: FLUENT February 4, 2011, 04:16

Replies: 14 convergence criteria Views: 3,362 Posted By aqib convergence criteria hi all users, i am running an unsteady case of Cascade T106A. It is a bounded flow. i want to ask what convergence criteria i have to used? Mass flow rate will be ok or not? any guide line for me...

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