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engahmed
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Hi,
Can the Boussinesq approximation be emplaoyed in a bouyance flow problem with a temperature difference of about 100 degrees? The manual says that the Boussinesq approximation is applicable when B(T-To)<<1 where , B is the coeffecient of thermal expansion, To is the operating temperature. The fluid in my case is water, and the flow is in a porous medium superimposed by a water layer. I am not getting convergence, and the residuals keep oscillating. Even when I use a smaller temperature difference. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you |
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