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Old   September 25, 2007, 02:39
Default How to solve divert residual
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Pk
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I have problem with simulation turbulence flow in flocking cabinet.The flow was pss some body. I have one pressure inlet and five pressure outlet.the residual was divert, have you got recomment for this probem.

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Old   September 25, 2007, 07:09
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Glenn
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If you are specifying each of the 5 pressure outlets as "static pressure outlets", you may easily be over-constraining or ill-constraining the problem and trying to force the solver to do unrealistic things. The solver may be telling you this will a diverging residual. Consider your problem again, with a focus on what you actually know. Do you really know the quantitative static pressure at each exit plane? Profile effects? How? If not, perhaps setting one exit to a static pressure outlet (so problem is constrained) and the others as perhaps mass flows would work better. Hope this helps!
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