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December 13, 2019 at 10:08 am
blackbaddl
SubscriberHi everyone,
I encountered a problem while postprocessing on HPC System. When switching from steady-state to transient solving I do not get the turb-kinetic energy any more. I am not shure wether this is a technical issue or I did not get the concept completely yet.
I downloaded the last time step .dat file and tried it by hand. The same, no turb kinetic energy. What is the problem ?
These are my solver settings:
/define models solver pressure yes
/define operating-conditions gravity no
/define models energy yes no no no no
/define models viscous kw-sst yes
/define models viscous curvature-correction yes
/define materials change-create air , yes incompressible-ideal-gas , no yes sutherland , , , , no no no
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;
;---Solver Settings---
;Pressure Velocity Coupling Scheme [20] ?
;; 20 for SIMPLE
;; 21 for SIMPLEC
;; 22 for PISO
;; 24 for Coupled
/solve set p-v-coupling 21
;
;Convective discretization scheme for Pressure [10]
;; 10 for Standard
;; 14 for PRESTO!
;; 11 for Linear
;; 12 for Second Order
;; 13 for Body Force Weighted
/solve set discretization-scheme pressure 14
;
;Convective discretization scheme for Momentum [0]
;; 0 for First Order Upwind
;; 1 for Second Order Upwind
;; 2 for Power Law
;; 4 for QUICK
;; 6 for Third-Order MUSCL
/solve set discretization-scheme mom 6
;
;Convective discretization scheme for Energy [0]
;; 0 for First Order Upwind
;; 1 for Second Order Upwind
;; 2 for Power Law
;; 4 for QUICK
;; 6 for Third-Order MUSCL
/solve set discretization-scheme temperature 6
;
;Convective discretization scheme for Turbulence Kinetic Energy [0]
;; 0 for First Order Upwind
;; 1 for Second Order Upwind
;; 2 for Power Law
;; 4 for QUICK
;; 6 for Third-Order MUSCL
/solve set discretization-scheme k 6
;
;Convective discretization scheme for Turbulence Dissipation Rate [0]
;; 0 for First Order Upwind
;; 1 for Second Order Upwind
;; 2 for Power Law
;; 4 for QUICK
;; 6 for Third-Order MUSCL
/solve set discretization-scheme omega 6
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;---set under-relaxation factors when divergence occurs---
/solve set under-relaxation temperature 0.6
/solve set under-relaxation turb-viscosity 0.6
;/solve set under-relaxation omega 0.6
;/solve set under-relaxation pressure 0.6
;/solve set uner-relaxation mom 0.4
;/solve set under-relaxation density 0.8
;/solve set under-relaxation body-force 0.7
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/solve set high-order-term-relaxation enable? yes
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/solve initialize compute-defaults all
/solve initialize hyb-initialization
;/solve iterate number-of-iterate
/solve set timestep 0.01
/solve dual-time-iterate 150 300
;
By the way the solution converged by itself and the residuals of K and omega existed of course
Thank you in advance
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December 13, 2019 at 4:32 pm
DrAmine
Ansys EmployeeAre u post processing in Fluent,? What is missing? You are able to solve TKE and you its residual. -
December 14, 2019 at 4:58 pm
blackbaddl
SubscriberYes I do postprocessing in fluent. Basically everything affecting turbulance is missing in postprocessing. I was able to solve the case perfectly and because of the residuals I assumed that turbulance values should have been callculated.
The are the residuals of the last timestep I downloaded from the HPC to look into that by hand.
iter continuity x-velocity y-velocity z-velocity energy k omega time/iter
12759 1.2295e-03 2.2280e-06 1.6802e-06 2.1652e-06 9.5707e-17 2.5318e-05 4.3953e-05 0:07:09 234
12760 1.1969e-03 2.1917e-06 1.6538e-06 2.1311e-06 9.5311e-17 2.4826e-05 4.3069e-05 0:07:05 233
12761 1.1655e-03 2.1563e-06 1.6278e-06 2.0977e-06 9.5589e-17 2.4347e-05 4.2149e-05 0:07:01 232
12762 1.1354e-03 2.1216e-06 1.6023e-06 2.0649e-06 9.5669e-17 2.3879e-05 4.1312e-05 0:06:57 231
12763 1.1060e-03 2.0877e-06 1.5775e-06 2.0329e-06 9.5496e-17 2.3423e-05 4.0452e-05 0:06:54 230
12764 1.0772e-03 2.0543e-06 1.5530e-06 2.0013e-06 9.5454e-17 2.2977e-05 3.9660e-05 0:06:51 229
12765 1.0499e-03 2.0216e-06 1.5290e-06 1.9703e-06 9.5616e-17 2.2542e-05 3.8836e-05 0:06:49 228
12766 1.0232e-03 1.9897e-06 1.5054e-06 1.9400e-06 9.5554e-17 2.2117e-05 3.8086e-05 0:06:46 227
!12767 solution is converged
12767 9.9754e-04 1.9584e-06 1.4823e-06 1.9103e-06 9.5626e-17 2.1703e-05 3.7303e-05 0:06:44 226
Flow time = 1.5s, time step = 150
So the goal is to do a basic postprocessing on HPC System because each of these time steps has 35 GB of data.
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December 14, 2019 at 5:12 pm
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December 16, 2019 at 6:12 am
DrAmine
Ansys EmployeeThat is weird can you start a dummy case just to check if you face same issue -
January 20, 2020 at 1:18 pm
blackbaddl
SubscriberSorry for the very late reply,
the HPC system was down for quite a while due to maintance and I have not been at the project for some time because of being sick.
However, yes there is the same issue in a dummy case.... It is very weird. We decided to stay with steady state simulations because there is not a real added value in transient solutions for our project at this moment. But this might be worth looking into in more detail some time in the future.....
I faced another big big problem with Fluent on HPC. I am not able to mesh. This a lot worse for us at the moment as we are trying to implement an efficent workflow "backwards". (Just the order of implementation and development)
But I will post another question with details on it. Would be great if somebody is looking into that.
Thank you
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