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incompressible fluid solver: add pisoTol setting to fvSchemes/PIMPLE #261
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…ixes #256) The maximum number of PISO correctors is set by nCorrectors, the tolerance threashold pisoTol is used to perform a variable number of PISO correctors for efficiency. The pisoTol should only be decreased in case of instability problems. The tolerance setting specificies to what level the non-linear equations are solved.
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The maximum number of PISO correctors is set by nCorrectors, the tolerance
threashold pisoTol is used to perform a variable number of PISO correctors
for efficiency.
The pisoTol should only be decreased in case of instability problems. The
tolerance setting specificies to what level the non-linear equations are
solved.
Fixes #256