Tagged: ansys-fluent, Laminar Flows
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June 6, 2022 at 8:32 am
FAQ
ParticipantIn this case the convergence of the residuals may be very good, but the velocity and pressure at monitor points may change very slowly on meshes with aspect ratios larger than 800. This behaviour is caused by the default settings for the ANSYS CFX Solver. The hidden expert parameter: d diffusion option = 3 (1, by default) changes the numerics of the Rhie and Chow algorithm. The effect increases with cell aspect ratio. Note that, as the parameter value of 3 increases the non-linearity, it can cause convergence troubles ( e.g. in strong non-Newtonian fluids). Additional keywords: low Re Number, slow convergence
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