simpleFoamResidual
Hi all,
My question is related to the utility simpleFoamResidual implemented into OF1.6ext. According to the code, it analyze the momentum equation. The perfect situation, I think, would be that uResidual is equal "0". The attached convergence is OK but the maxium uResidual that I obtain is around 76 and the mean around 0.09. In other different mesh, the maximum uResidual obtained was around 2000. Could anyone tell me how much is a high value of uResidual? Is possible to have a physical meaning about the uResidual? If I have higher values than 0.05, for example, does it tell me that it is require to refine the mesh? I would appreciate any help. I would like to have a criteria to know if current mesh resolution is enough or not for my purposes without doing a mesh resolution analysis in detail. Thank you very much. Code:
Info<< " Calculating uResidual" << endl; Code:
Time = 3000 |
I don't think this tool can replace a mesh sensitivity study. All it tells you is that a solution is converged, not that it is converged and accurate.
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I am trying to link Dr.Jasak Thesis about error estimation with my case and to know if it is needed to refine the mesh once convegence has been "obtained" (residuals).
Chapter 5 is dedicated to the adaptative mesh refinement to reduce the numerical error up to the desired level. There should be a criteria ( I hope that) about when the error (uResidual) has been reduced enough to minimize the numerical error. |
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