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How to use 2nd order central difference scheme for a laminar flow simulations?

Tagged: ansys-fluent, Laminar Flows, Numerical Scheme
    • June 6, 2022 at 8:32 am
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      Central differencing is available for les. For other models: Central differencing scheme can be made available through the TUI command:
      solve set expert
      and yes to Allow selection of all applicable discretization schemes?

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