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Old   April 24, 2012, 13:25
Default Non zero value of div(phi) in individula cells using SimpleFoam
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After I get convergence using SimpleFoam, and I have continuity errors of the order of 1e-10, as I check the value of div(phi) in all the cells, I find them to be of the order of 1e-3. But ideally they should be very small ensuring mass flux balance in each cell. Can someone please let me know the reason for this inconsistency.

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It could be the discretization schemes you are using...
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