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May 12, 2024, 08:11 |
Weird Behaviour of Residuals in Transient simulation
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Ashwin
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Hi, I'm trying to simulate supersonic flow (M=1.6) through a duct with shocks, first in steady state, then as a transient simulation by varying outlet pressure.
I was able to get a good and stable steady-state solution only after using high-speed numerics. After that, I tried to run a transient simulation and used an udf to vary the outlet pressure sinusoidally. But I'm noticing a bizarre behaviour of residuals. During each iteration, it is continuously increasing. The timestep I used is 1e-6 (20 inner iterations), which I think is small enough for the frequency of oscillations of the outlet pressure (1000hz). I am using the density-based solver, second-order discretization, second-order time stepping, high speed numerics, CFL = 0.9, k-w sst model. I have attached a picture of the residuals and the dp/dt contour which shows some weird distortions, kindly let me know if anyone has any ideas on how to fix this. Thanks |
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