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September 6, 2001, 12:22 |
Length scale was zero
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Hi, I am doing a transient flow simulation. I use load steps to change boundary types. After the first load step has been finished, the simulation stopped. An error message says: Length scale at the inlet boundary was zero. But I think the length scale was difined when writing the geometry file, in my case I used 0.001 for mm. And I am sure I never changed the length scale in the subroutines. Any one has an idea? Thanks.
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September 6, 2001, 18:20 |
Re: Length scale was zero
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It is the turbulent length scale.
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September 10, 2001, 10:12 |
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But the turbulent length at the inlet boundary is 0.0036 in my model. what's wrong?
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