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Rebecca Madden
Join Date: Mar 2016
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Hi,
I am trying to run a simulation of wind flow through a city. I am using the realizable kepsilon turbulence model and solving using simpleFoam. When I run my model on a simpler mesh (smaller geometry) it seems to work fine, however, when I import my city it crashes and outputs the following errors in the log.simpleFoam file. I also tried the model with a standard kepsilon model and it produces the same errors. If anyone can help I would be extremely grateful! Thank you |
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david
Join Date: Oct 2012
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i see the dreaded "floating point" error. simple and general answer would be to check your mesh. In a meshed city, you might have a few overlapping elements, surface orientation, etc because the geometry is complex.
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