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So I've tried the second solution and it seems to work. I've set an isotropic porosity value to my porous medium equal to 0,5 and I've had head losses in the same zone with very large head losses coefficients (m-1) in the y and z directions (axx=0. ; ayy=1000.;azz=1000.; ). I've removed cs_user_para...

Hello, I've tried the first solution without success so far in a simplified geometry (cf. figure below). https://i.ibb.co/3FmwNc6/Capture3.jpg I've added cs_user_parameters.f90 with iporos=2; (attached filed) to the "SRC" folder. and tried to enter in the GUI mathermatical expression edito...

Hello,

I actually try to model air passing through perforated board.

I'm using windows version of Code-saturne as my school cannot install the linux version on one of their compute servers because of GUI compatibility.

Thanks in advance for your help,
Emilie

Hello, i'm wondering how to model a porous medium in Code-Saturne v5.0. The theory guide and general documentation are very light on the subject and I didn't find clear answer on this forum too. 1) With Volume condition "Porosity" activated in GUI and the porosity value entered in mathemat...

Thank you for your quick answer.
I will try to install openMPI package. If it's not working I will try to install separatly salome and code-saturne.

Regards,
Emilie

Hello, I am a novice on Linux and Salome-CFD code. I have problems with the saturne code due, I think, to missing package during installation. - Ubuntu version installed on the machine : 16.04.5 LTS amd64 - Version code Salome-CFD: V8_5_0 - code saturne V5.3 During the installation of the Salome-CFD...