Continuity shooting to e+10 and more

- December 6, 2019 at 7:40 pm
  
  usamaubk
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  I am dealing with a problem in which i am to calculate the drag coefficient of the swimmer's hand. the hand is in the wind tunnel. i have created the mesh. it seems fine with a few elements having more skewness. I am using k-ebsolon realizable model.
  
  the problem am having is the continuity shoots upto more than e+10 and drag coefficient in thousands. I cant seem to resolve this problem. I have meshed again and again but the problem persists. my zone conditions/ BC's are okay.
  
  if any body can help i would be more than pleased.
  
  I can share the google drive link with you who is willing to look into it.
  
  usamaubk@gmail.com

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