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January 23, 2013, 05:28 |
Adaptive Timestep in Eulerian Multiphase?
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Bayard Morales
Join Date: Aug 2009
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Hi there.
I am running a gas-solid euler-euler transient simulation in Fluent 14. I am using the granular model. The transient formulation is the first order implicit. I would like to use adaptive timesteps, but I cannot select it under the Time Stepping Method scroll list. It only has the fixed time step option available. How can I do it? I have found the following info in the manual: Important: Adaptive time stepping is available only with the pressure-based and density-based implicit formulations; it cannot be used with the density-based explicit formulation. In addition, it cannot be used with the discrete phase model, second-order time integration, Euler-Euler multiphase models (Approaches to Multiphase Modeling in the Theory Guide), or user-defined scalars (User-Defined Scalar (UDS) Transport Equations). Is there any way that I can set an UDF or something to adapt the time step? Regards! |
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