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Hi to all,
I'm solving an UDS transport equation in Fluent 6.0. The scalar is generated within the domain, so I set zero value at the inlets and zero flux at the outflow. The source term I defined is positive in every cell of the domain...but after the first iteration I find that the UDS is negative in a significant region in the middle of the domain (which does not make sense). What's wrong? Does anyone have any clue? Thank you very much! Ale |
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Hi, You should give more information about what you are modelling with your UDS and its definition. thomas
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