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Old   March 5, 2007, 09:40
Default Hi all, I was just wondering w
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Hi all, I was just wondering whether OF SFCD convection scheme was suitable for tetrahedral meshes or not.
Thank you a lot for your always appreciated suggestions
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Old   March 6, 2007, 06:01
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Not sure what you mean by "suitable". SFCD (Self-Filtered Central Differencing) is quite an old scheme with a pretty obscure reference (does anyone apart from me actually know it?) and there is nothing special in it. When I implemented it originally about 12 years ago, I used the unstructured mesh trick described in the Gamma scheme paper.

In short, yes it will work, no there is nothing tet-specifc in the scheme and yes there are much better choices for convection discretisation in OpenFOAM.

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Old   March 6, 2007, 11:21
Default Thanks a lot Hvroje, with sui
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Thanks a lot Hvroje,
with suitable I meant what you exactly guess: if it was implemented in a way supporting arbitrarly shaped mesh as in the Gamma paper.
Thank you again
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