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Antonio
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Hello, I have been performing this simulation on a combustor for a while now and I noticed that after 8000 iterations I have the convergence for all the quantities but the NOx, which I predicted (knowing their order of magnitude and the calculation speed) would converge after approx, 400000 iterations, also according to a previous work which had the same amount of iterations, give or take.
Since this would take entire months, is there a faster way, even less accurate, to calculate the NOx? (PS. I have deactivated all the other equations after their convergence in order to make calculation faster, but even with that, you can see from the above predictions that is too slow )I am running a pretty standard simulation, k-e model, species model with liquid fuel and cone atomizer, transient (need to wait 8000 iterations for convergence to be reached). A big THANK YOU for your help! |
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