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Old   June 2, 2021, 09:16
Default Problem when switching from explciit to implicit
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I am currently running a steady 3D K-Epsilon Realizable Simulation, I run the simulation for around 20,000 explicit iterations and then switch to implicit for another 10,000.

The simulation runs fine in explicit as expected but when I switch to implicit the simulation crashes, I have tried reducing the CFL number to 1 from 5 but it still crashes.

The simulation orginally runs in 2nd order schemes but I am now swicthing that to 1st order to see if that helps.

I was just wondering if anyone has any ideas that could possibly help it run in implicit? Possibly incease explicit iterations to around 25,000 or 30,000 to increase convergence?
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