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Is it possible to do a steady simulation for a specified physical time, for example, 30 seconds?
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I have learned: steady state = time-independent and transient = time-dependent. So the answer is NO. Of course it is possible that I have not understand your question.
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What do you mean by steady for 30 seconds?
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I mean that:
I would like to simulate a case, cavity with laminar natural convection, with 30 seconds (this number, it´s just an example, ok?), but for a physical time. I don´t want to analyse my problem after it arrived to steady state*. (supposing that it* takes 90 seconds, for example). Is it possible to set up it on CFX-Pre using a steady state simulation? |
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(sorry, because my english is so bad!)
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I was simulating 2 types of regimes:
With transient, i have the maximum and the minimum, respectively, 29 ºC and 5 ºC. With steady state simulation, i have the maximum and the minimum, respectively, 18 ºC and 5 ºC. The files are stored at: File "question_steady_or_transient.rar" (192 KB) with link: http://rapidshare.de/files/40199582/...sient.rar.html Question: Why did I have these different results? Cheer up! |
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