code_saturne User's Forum

For the humid atmosphere, the additional variables are : "LiqPotTemp", "TotWater" and
"NbDrop"

from doc.

You mean these variables ?

Hello,

I suggest you to read the user documentation of Code_Saturne 3.0 especially from page 134 (atmospheric module).

Regards,

Hello,

You should use (and edit) the meteo file to configure the number of droplets (the example file is given with 0 droplet).

Regards,
JF

You can not change maximum iteration number of gradient computation with the GUI (iterative solver /= gradient).

Do you have an idea of your mesh quality?
You can try to use a centered scheme for convection (or SOLU) with least square gradients over partial extended neighborhood computation.

Thank you for this tutorial !
Do not hesitate to add an illustration of your coupled calculations!

Regards,


PS: I moved the topic to a more appropriate section.

Hello,

There are validation reports for production versions of Code_Saturne. But, at the moment, due to validation test-cases based on industrial and nuclear applications the validation report is internal to EDF.

Regards,
JF

Hello,

Why you did not use getcel or getfac function ?

Hello,
Could you try again with the patch attached (add it in the SRC dir)?
Regards,

Vance,

You may use the subroutine uskpdc (uskpdc.f90) to impose head losses. You also can use ustvnv (cs_user_source_terms.f90) as said Brian to impose momentum source terms.

Regards,

Hello,

The dedicated subroutine to postpro quantities (fields, ...) on the mesh is cs_user_postprocess_var.f90.

Regards,