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February 5, 2014, 02:03
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is it converged?????
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OH il seok
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hi
it is simplefoam for laminar 3D how think about you this residual plotting? |
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February 5, 2014, 04:54
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Julian Langowski
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Hi,
did you measure any probe values or forces? I would say, if they stay constant and the residuals are still sinking you can consider the simulation converged, as a more exact solution does not affect the field values anymore. As I see even rising residuals in your case, I would guess it is not converged. Maybe you can give more details about the case your working on? Best regards Julian
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