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December 24, 2010, 00:31
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Some strange thing happens while I'm running one of my simulations. I'm running my job in parallel. Some of the grids ran fine, but others at different times produce such a strange error with extremely huge alpha field numbers. How come is it possible? I'm using interFoam solver.
Interesting is, that for larger time-step simulation ran fine. Below please find output from my file: Courant Number mean: 0.0097294 max: 9.31111 Interface Courant Number mean: 0.00150258 max: 6.29323 Time = 4.681 MULES: Solving for alpha1 Liquid phase volume fraction = 0.0377748 Min(alpha1) = -19730.1 Max(alpha1) = 17562 MULES: Solving for alpha1 Liquid phase volume fraction = 0.0377758 Min(alpha1) = -59502.8 Max(alpha1) = 58261.1 MULES: Solving for alpha1 Liquid phase volume fraction = 0.0377768 Min(alpha1) = -162905 Max(alpha1) = 183859 MULES: Solving for alpha1 |
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