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  3. Why does ANSYS Fluent report a floating point exception at the first iteration when working with the non-equilibrium thermal model for porous cell zones (NETM)?

Why does ANSYS Fluent report a floating point exception at the first iteration when working with the non-equilibrium thermal model for porous cell zones (NETM)?

Tagged: 19, conjugate-heat-transfer, fluent, fluid-dynamics, General, Heat Transfer and Radiation, heat-transfer, radiation
    • January 25, 2023 at 7:16 am
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      The non-equilibrium thermal model (NETM) for porous zones in ANSYS Fluent requires the porosity to be smaller than 1 which is the default value. If you forget to adjust this value the solution diverges in the first iteration. Fluent also prints a warning after activating the model to remind you that this value must be adjusted.

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