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Old   December 14, 2005, 09:07
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sangam
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i came across a sample file, in which they used reidual term in fluent for grid independence. while most of them vary the grid size (Increasing mesh density). if any one knew about these things they are most welcome to give there comments.

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Old   December 14, 2005, 11:32
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Hi,sangam

Grid independence check is important to illustrate the creditability of the calculation.

Generally speaking, one can select two or three sets of meshes to compare the results. You can compare velocity or other terms.

I think you could look for some papers related to this aspect. Hope it's helpful for you. Good luck.

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Old   December 16, 2005, 03:00
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Thanks for response. can you give some of the papers regarding this or some web site addresses which will more helpful to me.

sangam

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