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Old   June 13, 2020, 10:13
Question Steady solver for high-transonic flows
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Hi all,
I was wondering if there's any solver in the Openfoam framework that is suited for transonic flows where Mach number is 0.95-1.3;
I have tried rhoSimpleFoam with transonic option but it proved to be unreliable and often unexplainably crash.


Running transient solvers is not an option as I do not have to computational power required for my problem.
I'm simulating an aircraft that's 10m in length and the computational domain is 100m in each direction.
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Old   June 15, 2020, 20:20
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Hi,

many factors influence stability - it's difficult to help without information:

What's your case setup? fvSchemes, fvSolution

What kind of mesh do you use?

Do you have any idea of the mesh quality?

What's the mesh size?

What hardware do you use: CPU, GPU, RAM?

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