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hisham
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Guys,
I am simulating oscillating cylinder using dynamic mesh i.e. remeshing and smoothing. I model my case in Windows (serial) then run my case in Linux (parallel). I have to recompile my UDf in Linux and run it there. No issue with that. However, when I run my simulation the results are very inconsistent (fluctuating unsteadily even after few thousand iterations). I run the same model in Windows serial and it was fine. What are the considerations that I need to know when running dynamic mesh and compiling UDf in Parallel sover? I have written my UDF to suit parallel solver as below. #include "udf.h" #define AA 0.03 #define TT 4.1667 #define OM (2.0*M_PI/TT) DEFINE_CG_MOTION(updown,dt,vel,omega,time,dtime) { #if !RP_HOST vel[1] = AA*OM*cos(OM*time); #endif } |
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