Hello all,
I was wondering about boundary conditions and their influence on CPU time.
In CS (7.0.0 for my version): Is it better to have 10 BC with a wall condition or one unique BC with all the 10 faces, always with a wall condition ? I mean, with the hypothesis the 10 faces are not adjacent/continuous?
I'm trying just to optimise my CPU time, you can imagine this case with over 50 faces.
Best regards,
Camille B.
Optimisation of CPU time : number of BC
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Re: Optimisation of CPU time : number of BC
Hello,
You may have a slight penalty if you defined hundreds of different boundary condition zones, but between 1 and 10, I do not expect that you will have a significant difference, especially since boundary conditions are usually far from the dominant aspect regarding computational cost.
Best regards,
Yvan
You may have a slight penalty if you defined hundreds of different boundary condition zones, but between 1 and 10, I do not expect that you will have a significant difference, especially since boundary conditions are usually far from the dominant aspect regarding computational cost.
Best regards,
Yvan