Thank you Kevin for your reply. Well, for a small problem, I dont have
this issue. Right now I am simulating a fire in a big industrial hall
(35x15x6 m^3). In this case, I have a big window (35 x 1.6 m^2) that
opens at 1800 s. When this happens, I can see a huge increase in CFL
no in the .out file and then the simulation stops. Here is a snippet
from .out file:
Time Step 47700 April 20, 2010 06:31:34
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CPU/step: 8.236 s, Total CPU: 110.10 hr
Time step: 0.08980 s, Total time: 1791.37 s
Max CFL number: 0.41E+00 at (102,101, 5)
Max divergence: 0.26E-01 at ( 63, 86, 1)
Min divergence: -0.19E-01 at ( 82, 86, 1)
Max div. error: 0.59E-06 at ( 3,101, 30)
No. of Lagrangian Particles: 499352
Radiation Loss to Boundaries: 53.035 kW
Time Step 47799 April 20, 2010 06:45:15
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CPU/step: 8.223 s, Total CPU: 110.33 hr
Time step: 0.00000 s, Total time: 1800.17 s
Max CFL number: 0.25E+06 at ( 2, 26, 25)
Max divergence: 0.83E+07 at ( 16, 25, 25)
Min divergence: -0.46E+07 at ( 17, 25, 25)
Max div. error: 0.60E-06 at ( 3,101, 30)
No. of Lagrangian Particles: 499354
Total Heat Release Rate: 2592.147 kW
Radiation Loss to Boundaries: 964.619 kW
DEVICE Activation Times
1 LB 1 1800.1 s
So, I think its numerical instability problem. Doesnt FDS displays any
error message for such instabilities?
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