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Hi, all, Does anyone have the experience of using MFR to solve a rotating turbine? I consistently meet the error" fatal overflow linear solver". I am trying to improve the mesh but I don't know how fine I should make it. Any suggestions? Is it critical to mesh the domain interface properly?
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Hi,
It means the solver is diverging rapidly. Have a look in the documentation about obtaining convergence. Regards, Glenn |
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