Issue Running Axisymmetric Case with k-epsilon Model and linear finite volume discretization #31436
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QuestionHi everyone, I read in the MOOSE Newsletter (July 2025) that the standard k-epsilon turbulence model was implemented for the linear finite volume approach. I was excited to try out this new capability on an axisymmetric problem. I successfully ran my real case using Cartesian (xy) coordinates without any issues. However, when switching to axisymmetric (rz) coordinates, the simulation diverged. To investigate further, I modified the ERCOFTAC test case that was used to validate the axisymmetric implementation, but unfortunately, that also failed to run properly. At this point, I'm not sure whether the current implementation supports axisymmetric cases with the k-epsilon model, or if I'm missing something in the setup. I'd really appreciate any tips or guidance on this issue. Thank you so much for your time! Below is the input file I used: Additional informationReynolds number: 13700 |
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hello We have not worked on that. For 2D and 2D-RZ work, the Newton-FV works fine for us. Can you simulate a 3D pipe? This solver is fast enough for 3D |
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Oh yes, we don't have symmetry BCs yet for linearFV. However, I have some time next week to add them.
If you want to keep track of the progress just visit this guy:
#27756