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I know that residual tell about the solution convergence, but how to define them, and understand that definition?
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After solving N.S eqautions there is some imbalance. This is what residual are. They are the imbalance left inside cell. It should be very low like 0.0001 .
best regards john |
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u vcan define in convergence criteria of any commercial code .
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Thanks,
And what if the residual is more than 0.0001 (oscillation above)? |
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