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Hello,
I am doing CFD analysis of flow through an elbow pipe. Does anyone have an idea as per what is the limit to the finest convergence that could be acheived in such/or any kind of flows. I am acheiving an epslon error (for axial velocity) of 0.4%. Is that good enough as per top quality CFD analysis standards? Thank you much in advance. Regards Samir |
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