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December 5, 2025 at 4:25 pm
Kelsey O'Donnell
SubscriberI am trying to compare cases of two transient simulations with the same mesh and slightly different background conditions. The simulations all ran for 30s but I used slightly different timesteps for a few (to decrease computation time but maintain a courant number under 1) and for a few other I had to restart simulations so the numbers of the timesteps don't necessarily match up. All this being said, I cannot seem to compare the two cases with two different timesteps (which I see others have said causes issues) but I wonder if there is a way to still compare the transient results and not simply the time-averaged ones? Let me know what I should do, thanks!Â
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