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Why is there a crack on my fluent simulated cloud image, does it affect convergence?

    • h395523899
      Subscriber

       


      I simulated water flooding for viscous liquids and used parallel computing. The internal cloud pattern of the model appears crack, and it always does not converge, is it the crack that does not converge?


       


      Is crack caused by parallel or model problem?

    • Keyur Kanade
      Ansys Employee

      Hi, 


      Can you please point out the crack. Can you please insert image of mesh.


      Do you see same when you use serial mode?


      Regards,


      Keyur

    • Pablo Aguado
      Ansys Employee

      The cracks are indicating partitions due to parallel (hopefully ). It has nothing to do with convergence.

    • Karthik Remella
      Administrator

      Hello,


      Based on the image you shared and if you are referring to these lines (screenshot attached), these, I think, are created by the mesh decomposition because of your parallel settings. If they appear of your mesh as well, as pointed out by Keyur, you can be sure that they are because of parallel runs. 



      Regarding convergence, please elaborate a bit more about your problem. Please share the necessary screenshots of your geometry, mesh, and boundary condition in a separate post.


      Thank you.


      Best Regards,


      Karthik

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