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August 22, 2019, 04:25 |
Slow convergence CHTSimpleFoam OF5x
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Hello everyone,
I am simulating a PCB steady state multi region heat transfer case (unfortunately, I cannot share my geometry). It involves only conduction as I have used convective BC. So, no fluid region is involved in the simulation. The simulation is working fine giving physical results but the convergence is too slow (getting 1e-5 residual in 100000 iterations). I have seen couple of posts on this problem but couldn't find any solution to speed up my simulation. I have a good quality mesh with pure hexa mesh having small number for skewness and non-orthogonality. This checkMesh report is for one region but all other regions have more or less same quality with pure hexa cells. Quote:
It means with nNonOrthogonalCorrectors = 1 (case II), I get much lower residual at the end of 2nd loop and converged solution in much lower number of iterations. But the temperature field corresponds to the residual of 1st loop as of case I. Hence, it is not the actual temperature field. Here is my fvSolution, I also tried PCG solver but it didn't help. Moreover, I am already using maximum relaxationFactor = 1, because it is a stable simulation. Quote:
Thank you Regards |
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