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peprpendicular-flap solid-openfoam case needs tuning #515
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I suspect another reason for the difference with |
The OpenFOAM documentation states that: Maybe the with: d2dt2Schemes
{
default Euler;
}
ddtSchemes
{
default backward;
} and with also varying the At least the |
Ah, OK, yes, we added a d2dt2 In that case, using a smaller deltaT would improve the OpenFOAM predictions, if that is an option (probably also the solids4foam predictions). |
Decreasing the I compared the
I changed these tolerances, but it did not seem to improve the results. Since we have the |
This issue has been mentioned on preCICE Forum on Discourse. There might be relevant details there: https://precice.discourse.group/t/the-perpendicular-flap-model-using-openfoam/1695/25 |
In #507, while comparing all the solver options we have, it became apparent that the solid-openfoam (solidDisplacementFoam) gives very different results than everything else. Still, it is a nice technical test that only requires OpenFOAM. The solid-solids4foam case is mostly fine already.
I have tried the following:
fvSolution/stressAnalysis/nCorrectors
(suggestion by @philipcardiff): I get a bit different results, but not enough.Some pictures that might help someone pick it up later on:
For now, I just give up, and document that this is an outlier at the moment.
One case use the
plot-all-displacements.sh
script to generate these pictures (see #507).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: