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April 22, 2009, 10:09
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Configuration reactingFoam
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Hi all,
I just play around with reactingFoam and it's a really nice solver. A big problem for me is the very small time step size, even with a simple case and an excellent mesh (<= 10^-5s). Do you have any suggestions how I could increase the time step? Thanks Michael |
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