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December 6, 2005, 09:22
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steady solver as initial guess for unsteady flow
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Dear Fluent users
My case is to simulate unsteadiness in a channel. I want to know whether it will be appropriate to run the case using steady state solver to have the initial guess and than solve using the unsteady state. Muhammad Shakaib |
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December 7, 2005, 13:58
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If your steady-state is not spurious (some problems have no actual steady-state solution), you should be able to start with it.
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