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September 6, 2017, 07:40
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Modelling across very large altitude scales
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I am attempting to model heat-driven convection from the surface which can cause disturbances to vertical velocity significant to about 2-3km altitude, and horizontally across the tens of km. I can't find any similar cases or cases on similar scales so was seeking advice on what solver is appropriate. I have been attempting to use buoyantSimpleFoam and so far no successful executions of code, which could be for a variety of reasons, but hopefully someone can confirm I am on the right path/direct me to a more appropriate solver?
Cheers sturgeon |
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