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June 29, 2007, 05:29 |
Convergence Problem
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Hey all, I'm currently working on a simple forward facing step example, with a mesh imported from openFoam. When importing the mesh I got a message like:
"WARNING The importing process reported the following warning(s) while importing the mesh from the requested file: Zone 2 is an interior region which is ignored.' Can I neglect this message or can it be the origin of my divergence problem? After setting up boundary conditions I started the simulation but it diverged somehow. What is the best way to find the best setting for the timesteps (which are probably the problem) when running a transient example? Is it possible to test all my settings by running a steady state run? Would this show if my problem is due to the wrong timestep setting or du to wrong BCs? Cheers Florian |
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