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Old   June 15, 2018, 09:35
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Ok so this extremely weird. I am carrying out some VIV cases. Everything runs fine, I get the steady periodic motion of the cylinder after some time but if I close fluent window and restart (after restarting laptop or some xyz reason) the simulation from the most recent case and data files, the periodic solution changes. The following 2 images are 2 cases in which this happened. Can anyone please tell why is this happening? I really cannot not afford to close my laptop over several days and need to simulate over several days every case. Please help
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