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August 4, 2006, 19:36
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CFX seems to be diverging when I give low pressures and low temperatures. I know this question is a bit general but does anyone know any limitations/problems cfx has with low pressures and temperatures?
Mixture of 2 Ideal gases. Also does anyone know where there is a more descriptive source that explains the errors that cfx gives? Any response is much appreciated! |
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