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Old   August 9, 2005, 04:43
Default using compressible options in incompressible flow
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Kali Charan Nayak
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I have a quick question. If one uses total engery with variable desity option CFX takes it as compressible flow. But in reality the mach number is <0.15. Is the solution acceptable? Will there be numerical problem? Please comment..

Also in the domain if at certain places Ma<0.2 and an other places Ma>0.3, what options to use in the CFX solver and how/why they are correct.

Thanks in advance. Kali
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