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Old   September 15, 2023, 01:53
Default Divergence Problem in supersonic Laminar flow over a flat plate
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My solution is diverged when I run Supersonic Laminar flow over a flat plate. It converges till I use Mach = 0.6 but diverges after that. I tried to reduce CFL number, tried different numerical methods also, but it diverges after Mach 0.6. What could be possible error ? I am also attaching my cfg file, could you please take a look !
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Old   September 15, 2023, 02:59
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You could try restarting from a converged solution where you used a lower velocity, or use a different initial condition.
You could also try running it with a turbulence model, I could get a similar case running with INC_RANS + SA for Ma=2.0
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You could try restarting from a converged solution where you used a lower velocity, or use a different initial condition.
You could also try running it with a turbulence model, I could get a similar case running with INC_RANS + SA for Ma=2.0
I wonder why the outlet pressure is set to 97250(inlet pressure is 100000)? Even though i may get a solution, but that is the solution to another problem (flat plate flow with pressure gradient).
I think the supersonic down stream pressure should not be specified, but SU2 seems not to provide such boundary condition, and i am very confused.
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