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Online User Subroutine Compilation
An online version of the CFD-ACE+ user subroutine compiler is available now from the ESI-CFD customer support website! This new capability provides you with online access to the appropriate FORTRAN compiler to be used for CFD-ACE+ user subroutines.
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Inertial and Linear Relaxation in CFD-ACE+
Under relaxation is a constraint on the change of a dependent or auxiliary variable from one solution iteration to the next.  It is required to maintain the stability of the coupled, non-linear system of equations.  The Relax tab in the Solver Control panel allows the user to set under relaxation factors for each of the solved variables, as well as for auxiliary variables.
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Turbulence Start-up Option in CFD-ACE+ and CFD-CADalyzer

Turbulent flow can be hard to stabilize during the first iterations. Fortunately, a solution control feature exists in CFD-ACE+ and CADalyzer that can aid the convergence of turbulent cases.

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Methods for Domain Decomposition in CFD-ACE+
The CFD-ACE+ solver can be run in parallel mode by using domain decomposition, whereby you divide up the data among multiple processors.  The number of zones is equated to the number of processes or in other words, each processor would solve for a single zone of the overall mesh.
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Understanding the Mass Flow Summary Output
Some of the modules have the capability to produce a summary report of computed data. These summaries are usually integrations of some parameter over each valid boundary patch, as well as a summation of all of the data for the whole model.
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How to Set the “Reference Density” for Buoyancy-Driven Flows
Buoyancy-driven flows are those in which density variations cause the fluid motion.  Examples include low-pressure mixing of gases and natural convection heat transfer.  In CFD-ACE+, you must activate Gravity on the MO/Shared tab if you want to capture buoyancy effects.
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