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Old   May 3, 2015, 06:18
Default Using lower accuracy schemes in boundary cells
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I remember that I have read somewhere that when you are using schemes with high accuracy it is possible to use a scheme with lower accuracy(one order lower not more) in boundary CVs without losing accuracy in the whole domain. I'm not so sure and I don't remember where I read it so I can't just go back and check it.

I'm solving fluid flow / heat transfer in pipe using SIMPLE algorithm. QUICK scheme is implemented and UPWIND scheme is used at boundary. is this legit?
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