Thank you thschrader, I reduce to 10 the write interval and I see curves and everything works. The case converges with error <0.0001 after 750 iterations so why 100 is too high? I was obliged to stop the computation even if error was lower than 0.0001. In stationary cases only the number of iteratio...

Hello, I want to calculate the pressure drop of a duct with narrow outlets (duct diameter 220 mm, inlet velocity 13 m/s, air at 100°C). I use stationnary calculation with incompressible kw SST model. I have import the step file of the geometry in freeCAD. When I mesh the geometry with cfMesh I canno...

Hello, Maybe the Reynolds number is too small and the case needs a Stoke traitment. In comsol it is advised for Re<1. I ask you in the same topic if it is possible to plot forces acting on the cylinder over time directly in paraview. Or maybe it is possible to add in the case some post processing co...

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Can you have a look on the model please (the model is attached in a previous named flow pass a cylinder Re 05). The model cannot be more simple but I have always a very high value of the error for pressure even for very low inlet velocity.

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Hello, the residual error doesn t decrease during a transient simulation

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I want to use some other solvers of openfoam for example for the heat transfer. cfdOF maybe can help me to preprocess cases (geometry and mesh)

In any case, Salome do the job

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Hello, Is there a simple solution to preprocess cases for Openfoam (mesh with Freecad and patches inlet outlet walls)? I watched some tutorial of Salome allowing to do this but not really with FreeCAD. I try to preprocess a case with cfdOF and use the polyMesh folder created in Openfoam but it seems...

Ok. My question was to know if the residual error for the pressure was ok because during all the transient simulation p always larger than 0.1

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Thschrader, do you tried my 2D laminar case?

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Yes you are right

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