Dear
Just I have some questions about setting of the mesh please ( in versions 4.1):
1. What is the difference between the general physics and fluidic dynamic in the calibrated filed? For example if I have gas and liquid with chemical reaction in the reactor, Which one I should use? (i.e. general physics and fluidic dynamic).
2. As you know, increasing the accuracy for desired value (temperature as example) can be carried out by increasing the number of elements but increases the time of running. In addition, that the Element size parameters are: Maximum element size, Minimum element size, Maximum element growth rate, Resolution of curvature, Resolution of narrow regions. Any change in any parameter, the Number of element will change as well.
So, Is there any limiting in increasing the number of elements? Or percentage of error? And which parameter I should change?
best regards
Just I have some questions about setting of the mesh please ( in versions 4.1):
1. What is the difference between the general physics and fluidic dynamic in the calibrated filed? For example if I have gas and liquid with chemical reaction in the reactor, Which one I should use? (i.e. general physics and fluidic dynamic).
2. As you know, increasing the accuracy for desired value (temperature as example) can be carried out by increasing the number of elements but increases the time of running. In addition, that the Element size parameters are: Maximum element size, Minimum element size, Maximum element growth rate, Resolution of curvature, Resolution of narrow regions. Any change in any parameter, the Number of element will change as well.
So, Is there any limiting in increasing the number of elements? Or percentage of error? And which parameter I should change?
best regards