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May 15, 2017, 06:34
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comparision of solvers for laminar flow.
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Bimalendu Mahapatra
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Hiii..
I want to solve flow past a cylinder problem, which is a laminar problem using openFom. I can use two solvers Icofoam and pimpleFoam. which solver will give me better result??? |
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May 15, 2017, 08:07
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Mikko
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Hopefully both give the same result. pimpleFoam has more features than icoFoam.
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May 18, 2017, 05:49
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Santiago Lopez Castano
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Why is it important the solver when working on the laminar regime? And Why you say that flow past a cylinder is a laminar problem? Any incompressible flow solver *must* give you the same result (up to the order of discretization & modelling error ) in the laminar regime
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