Hello Yvan, 
thank you very much. It worked. I`ve another question, too. I would like to compute shear rate and shear stress in code_saturne. Therefore, i used the attached subroutines. I want to compute them for the whole boundary as well as certain curved faces, which I defined in output control ...
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- Fri Apr 25, 2014 4:14 pm
 - Forum: code_saturne usage
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- Mon Apr 21, 2014 4:41 pm
 - Forum: code_saturne usage
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Re: Computation of a Simplified Centrifugal Blood Pump
Hi, 
yes, you understood it right. This is what I want to do. Iḿ using EnSight, so such a script would be nice. I do not understand it yet. Could you explain it a bit more in detail what I would have to do??
Thanks,
Sebastian
					yes, you understood it right. This is what I want to do. Iḿ using EnSight, so such a script would be nice. I do not understand it yet. Could you explain it a bit more in detail what I would have to do??
Thanks,
Sebastian
- Mon Apr 21, 2014 12:45 am
 - Forum: code_saturne usage
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Re: Computation of a Simplified Centrifugal Blood Pump
Hello Yvan, 
I´d like to ask you an general question about checkpoints. I`m using checkpoints on a Blue Gene/Q system with help of cs_user_scripts.py. Is it possible to "fuse" the results to one (e.g. in ParaView)?
Best regards,
Sebastian
					I´d like to ask you an general question about checkpoints. I`m using checkpoints on a Blue Gene/Q system with help of cs_user_scripts.py. Is it possible to "fuse" the results to one (e.g. in ParaView)?
Best regards,
Sebastian
- Thu Apr 17, 2014 7:22 pm
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Re: Computation of a Simplified Centrifugal Blood Pump
Hello Yvan, 
I could find the problem. It was again the shaft
 But now the courant number is good. So, your algorithm seems to be ok. 
Thank you and best regards,
Sebastian
					I could find the problem. It was again the shaft
Thank you and best regards,
Sebastian
- Thu Apr 17, 2014 5:58 pm
 - Forum: code_saturne usage
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Re: Computation of a Simplified Centrifugal Blood Pump
Hello Yvan, 
i did not anwsered yet because I optimized the mesh and wanted to do a test first. The shaft region was meshed very very fine compared to the rest. I fixed it making it a bit coarser. Up to 14 time steps the courant seems to be constant low. But beginning with the 15th time step it is ...
					i did not anwsered yet because I optimized the mesh and wanted to do a test first. The shaft region was meshed very very fine compared to the rest. I fixed it making it a bit coarser. Up to 14 time steps the courant seems to be constant low. But beginning with the 15th time step it is ...
- Wed Apr 16, 2014 7:57 am
 - Forum: code_saturne usage
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Re: Computation of a Simplified Centrifugal Blood Pump
Hi Yvan, 
you are right. I postprocessed the courant numbner and the interface in the region of the shaft seems to be the problem. I have to fix it changing the mesh in this region.
Thanks a lot!
Sebastian
					you are right. I postprocessed the courant numbner and the interface in the region of the shaft seems to be the problem. I have to fix it changing the mesh in this region.
Thanks a lot!
Sebastian
- Sun Apr 13, 2014 7:14 pm
 - Forum: code_saturne usage
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Re: Computation of a Simplified Centrifugal Blood Pump
Hello Yvan, 
how are you? As you know I had certain problems with the blood pump with respect to mesh joining. To fix the problems I meshed the interface region quadrangular to make it more regualar. Attached you can find a picture. The result is that I do not have to increase the fraction anymore ...
					how are you? As you know I had certain problems with the blood pump with respect to mesh joining. To fix the problems I meshed the interface region quadrangular to make it more regualar. Attached you can find a picture. The result is that I do not have to increase the fraction anymore ...
- Sun Jan 26, 2014 6:36 pm
 - Forum: code_saturne usage
 - Topic: Computation of a Simplified Centrifugal Blood Pump
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Re: Computation of a Simplified Centrifugal Blood Pump
Hello Yvan, 
one question, please. Can i adjust the y+ with help of the roughness height for rough walls in the GUI? I am still not able to create a viscous layer. It does not work. Don't know why.
Best regards,
Sebastian
					one question, please. Can i adjust the y+ with help of the roughness height for rough walls in the GUI? I am still not able to create a viscous layer. It does not work. Don't know why.
Best regards,
Sebastian
- Thu Jan 23, 2014 1:53 pm
 - Forum: code_saturne usage
 - Topic: Computation of a Simplified Centrifugal Blood Pump
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Re: Computation of a Simplified Centrifugal Blood Pump
Hello Yvan, 
in the BPG i could read that the y+ distance should be >20 for high Reynolds models. One opportunity would be to create an additional outer cell layer with a width of 0,1 x hydraulic diameter. What do you think about this?
I already searched in the internet but could not find ...
					in the BPG i could read that the y+ distance should be >20 for high Reynolds models. One opportunity would be to create an additional outer cell layer with a width of 0,1 x hydraulic diameter. What do you think about this?
I already searched in the internet but could not find ...
- Wed Jan 22, 2014 12:01 am
 - Forum: code_saturne usage
 - Topic: Computation of a Simplified Centrifugal Blood Pump
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Re: Computation of a Simplified Centrifugal Blood Pump
Hello Yvan, 
just something for your information and related to my questions about the relation between fraction and computed variables. I ran another computation with a fraction of 0.15 and a plane of 25. It crached after 60 time steps. But nevertheless i could compare the first 60 time steps with ...
					just something for your information and related to my questions about the relation between fraction and computed variables. I ran another computation with a fraction of 0.15 and a plane of 25. It crached after 60 time steps. But nevertheless i could compare the first 60 time steps with ...