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Euler-Euler Model: reached singularity

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I am running a Euler-Euler model and get a singularity error about six seconds into a 12 second analysis. It appears that there is a high velocity flair at an inlet when the singularity occurs. I have tried refining the mesh but the error returns. Any suggestions on how to relax convergence or to avoid this convergence issue? I am willing to accept some reduced accuracy in order to achieve convergence.

3 Replies Last Post 02.03.2013, 16:49 GMT-5

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Posted: 1 decade ago 28.02.2013, 18:15 GMT-5
Could really use some help on this. Any suggestions for avoiding singularities?
Could really use some help on this. Any suggestions for avoiding singularities?

Nagi Elabbasi Facebook Reality Labs

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Posted: 1 decade ago 02.03.2013, 00:04 GMT-5
Add inconsistent stabilization.
Add inconsistent stabilization.

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Posted: 1 decade ago 02.03.2013, 16:49 GMT-5
Thanks Nagi; I will give it a try. It seems that I am getting my singularity because my dispersed phase fraction becomes greater than one. Do you think enabling isotropic diffusion for the dispersed phase transport will help?
Thanks Nagi; I will give it a try. It seems that I am getting my singularity because my dispersed phase fraction becomes greater than one. Do you think enabling isotropic diffusion for the dispersed phase transport will help?

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