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The Velocity is similar to the theory, but the permeability is far from the theory of the single phase. #29
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It looks like the simulation doesn't reach equilibrium... You probably need
to make the simulation longer, or use a larger viscosity which will help to
reduce the iterations required to reach equilibrium...
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After increasing the number of iterations, the permeability increases, but
it is also larger than the theoretical value and has a trend of increasing.
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Thank you for your timely reply. After increasing the number of iterations and modifying the viscosity, the permeability still does not converge and tends to continue to increase. Is this a problem of boundary conditions? But the most puzzling part is that the velocity seems to be consistent with the theory. |
You might need to go into the code to check if there is some bug in
permeability/velocity calculation. This is an open source project, all
kinds of help are welcomed!
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It looks like the simulation doesn't reach equilibrium... You probably
need to make the simulation longer, or use a larger viscosity which will
help to reduce the iterations required to reach equilibrium...
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the number of iterations, the permeability increases, but it is also larger
than the theoretical value and has a trend of increasing.
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and modifying the viscosity, the permeability still does not converge and
tends to continue to increase. Is this a problem of boundary conditions?
But the most puzzling part is that the velocity seems to be consistent with
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