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Old   September 4, 2002, 15:49
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kenn
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for Re = 100, the backfacing step has a steady solution.

In most literature, I see people solve such a problem using a transient solver and reach the steady solution eventually.

but, can I use a steady solver to get the solution with the first guess for iteration to be something like, for example, all zeros?
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Old   September 7, 2002, 04:45
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Certainly you can. Use All zeros is plausible. The next iteration, BC condition will drive the solution.
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Old   September 8, 2002, 08:58
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Kenn what made you think that solution of this problem with steady state solver is not possible (even with all zero velocities to start with ?)
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