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Old   November 4, 2008, 05:02
Default Results compare Star cd V4.06 and 3.26
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Andrea
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Hi everybody,
my question is simple: Did anybody compare the results of simulations done with Star cd 3.26 and starcd 4.06? I mean a simulation with same setup, same mesh...simply different solver.
I have tried but I've got a strange behavior of physics in my solution, with 4.06...did you get something similar?
Thanks in advance

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Old   November 11, 2008, 02:22
Default Re: Results compare Star cd V4.06 and 3.26
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No, I got the same results
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Old   November 11, 2008, 03:03
Default Re: Results compare Star cd V4.06 and 3.26
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Thanks norbinou, maybe my case has something complicated...
And what about the CPU time? I have a big difference between 3.26 CPU time and 4.06 CPU time...in a transient simulation it is to specify (with same time step). I get different PISO also...???
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