Why is the Courant number specified for an implicit time marching scheme when the time step size is already an input?
Tagged: 14, fluent, fluid-dynamics, General, General - FLUENT
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January 25, 2023 at 7:16 am
FAQ
ParticipantThe implicit time marching method is a “dual” time formulation, which implies that the marching is done in physical time as well as in “pseudo” time. The “pseudo” time marching, also known as “inner iterations”, is performed to advance the solution from one physical time to the next physical time. The next physical time is given by the current physical time plus the user specified time step size. The “pseudo” time step size used for these “inner iterations” are calculated using the Courant number based on the stability theory. The Courant number is specified in the Solution Controls panel. The number of “inner iterations” performed depend on the “max. iterations per time step” parameter specified in the Solution> run calculation panel and the convergence criteria for residuals set in the monitors panel.
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