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cooling heat source by air cooling

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hello help me pls i want to simulation cooling heat source by air cooling i draw the geometry and setting boundary is pictured but it error . i don't know how it solve it



2 Replies Last Post 4 nov. 2021, 20:46 UTC−4
Diotima University of Manchester/Material Science

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Posted: 3 years ago 4 nov. 2021, 09:07 UTC−4

This two picture is not enough for others to know which steps are wrong. But I guess, from your pic, your parameters's setting may have some mistakes. you can re check your data and see where is wrong.

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This two picture is not enough for others to know which steps are wrong. But I guess, from your pic, your parameters's setting may have some mistakes. you can re check your data and see where is wrong.

Amin Kazemi Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Toronto

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Posted: 3 years ago 4 nov. 2021, 20:46 UTC−4
Updated: 3 years ago 4 nov. 2021, 21:28 UTC−4

In addition to Yuyang's comment, you may also try:

1) change the fluid flow module to laminar and see if it works.

2) Use a very small value for the inlet flow and see if it works. You may use a ramp inlet, U_inlet*rm1(t), If the problem is not affected.

3) Change the solver from "Segregated" to "Fully coupled". Also make sure the Jacobian update is "On every iteration" not "Minimal".

4) Play with meshes. Sometimes, using very fine meshes near the singular points cause the solver fail to converge.

If you still get the error message, there should be something wrong with the model implementation or boundary conditions.

Amin

In addition to Yuyang's comment, you may also try: 1) change the fluid flow module to laminar and see if it works. 2) Use a very small value for the inlet flow and see if it works. You may use a ramp inlet, U_inlet*rm1(t), If the problem is not affected. 3) Change the solver from "Segregated" to "Fully coupled". Also make sure the Jacobian update is "On every iteration" not "Minimal". 4) Play with meshes. Sometimes, using very fine meshes near the singular points cause the solver fail to converge. If you still get the error message, there should be something wrong with the model implementation or boundary conditions. Amin

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