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Hi Experts, I have simulated a Conjugate HT problem. That worked fine but results were little away from analytical calculations. The need was to refine the fluid mesh. So I refined the fluid mesh and coupled unchanged solids to it. Then I am facing the problem of convergence in solids. I tried reducing the under relaxation factor for fluid and solids independantly, but in vain. How can I solve this problem? help requested.
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You cannot have couples between fluid and solid interfaces. They must match vertex to vertex. You should also starlink with double precision.
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