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August 6, 2025, 14:27
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Avoid solving UDS at every time-step
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Hi,
I'm looking into some multiphase simulations and Ihave a UDS corresponding to a solid phase, so thermally it evolves much slower than the gas phase. I would like to solve it every N>1 time-steps to reduce simulation times. Do you know of any way to do this? I know that if i would treat the solid separately as a proper solid in Fluent I could use a built-in time-scale factor, however the setup is pretty much already layed out in this way and several dependencies rely on this configuration. Thanks in advance! |
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