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Is CONVERGE a full CFD code or just a grid generation package?
CONVERGE is a full CFD code! We like to talk a lot about grids because we believe that our meshing strategy is superior to what is done in other codes. In CONVERGE all of the grid generation is done internally in its CFD solver, so as a user you never have to go through the painful process of generating a grid.
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Is the grid generation process in CONVERGE really automatic?
Yes, it really is automatic. In fact, the user spends absolutely no time creating grids for CONVERGE. All of the grid generation is performed internal to the CONVERGE solver (we call this “runtime grid generation”). As a result, highly complicated geometries with moving boundaries are just as easy to set up as simple geometries with stationary boundaries. Great care has been taken to minimize the CPU usage required for runtime grid generation. In fact, this process is so fast that the grid is recreated at the start of each computational time-step when necessary!
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I really like the idea of not having to create a grid, but will I still have control over mesh resolution?
Absolutely! In fact, you have ultimate control since changing the global mesh resolution is as easy as changing the values of three numbers (dx, dy, dz) in the input files. Local mesh resolution can be added in specific areas for all or part of a simulation using our fixed embedding options. The locations of increased resolution can also be added automatically using our Adaptive Mesh Refinement (AMR) option.
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If I purchase CONVERGE, do I have to pay extra for the SAGE detailed chemistry solver?
No, the SAGE detailed chemistry solver comes standard with CONVERGE.
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Can CONVERGE be used for applications other than engines?
Yes! CONVERGE is a general CFD code. It is especially powerful for complicated geometries with or without moving boundaries.
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I would like to be able to add my own custom sub-models to CONVERGE. Is this possible?
Yes, we offer packages that include limited source code to allow users to implement their own custom or proprietary models.
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Was CONVERGE previously called MoSES?
Yes, we used MoSES as a development name for our CFD software.