which model is suitable?
 

Dear Friends,

In CFX, which model is better for calculate high speed(M =1), compressible air? K-e model??

Thank you in advance.

Eric

Re: which model is suitable?
 

SST

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Thank you.

And which is better, upwind or high resolution?

Thank you in advance

Re: which model is suitable?
 

Hi Eric,

about upwind: it is more robust, needs less computaional time and is less accurate...

on the other hand, about high resolution: it is less robust, needs more computaional time, is more accurate and also need finer grid size...

so, you have to decide, which on fits to your problem more!!

Best regards, houman

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Many Thanks

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Just the opposite: high res, being more accurate (mostly second order rather than first order), actually requires a less fine mesh than upwind in order to achieve a mesh-independent solution.

High res is also (generally) quite robust - it is the default!

In general, avoid upwind.

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I agree with Phil. Only use upwind to get a solution started. Always switch to high res for final solution.

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Johnny is right

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Upwind = You are more likely to get a "conservation satisfying" answer but it is wrong.