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July 7, 2016, 13:45 |
Problem with incompressible flow
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amrrhm
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I have a simple tube, which I am trying to benchmark a Poseuille flow with it. I have zero pressure gradient and some mass flow in inlet and a prescribed pressure at the outlet, and no slip at the walls. I measure the pressure at the inlet and I can compare that with analytical solution. When I use compressible flow there is no problem but when I use the incompressible flow the time steps drops to the minimum time step (1e-16s) and the pressures go crazy. Is there any problem with incompressible solver or I am missing something.
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incompressible flow, poiseuille flow |
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