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March 13, 2002, 08:17 |
Minimum number of iterationss before CV ?
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Hello,
I use Fluent to simulate a transient supercavitating flow: * VOF model * Presto! * Piso * time step = 1e-5 I initialize the simulation with the steady non-cavitating flow. When I perform the simulation, the calcul converges at each time step (except the 10 first ones) in less than 3 iterations. The result given seems to be good, however I read in the Fluent's documentation that a good transient simulation has to converge at each time-step in 10-20 iterations. I would like you to express your view on this problem. Sincerly, Mickaël PERRIN |
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