Code_Saturne Neumann boundary condition implement for coupling case

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yang
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Code_Saturne Neumann boundary condition implement for coupling case

Post by yang »

Hi team,

I am using Code_Saturne 7.0.2 to test coupling case by PLE coupling library, and using c language. I successfully do coupling case by Dirichlet boundary condition for lid-driven case(or cavity flow), and in Code_Saturne part, my code shows as follows,

Now, I am testing the Nuemann boundary condition, and I send velocity gradient (dUx/dx, dUy/dx, dUz/dx) perpendicular to the boundary. The code in CS shows as follows,

However, the code can run but I found the flow field does not change after a lots time step, and all velocities are zero. Do you know how to deal with the problem?
Attachment: the configure file in Code_Saturne.

Much appreciated!
Yang

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// Implement Dirichlet BC
  icodcl[(ivarv + ic) * n_b_faces + face_id] = 1;
  rcodcl[(ivarv + ic) * n_b_faces + face_id] = v_luma[3 * i + ic];
// here, v_luma[] is the velocity component in there direction at a coupling point.


// Implement Neumann BC
icodcl[(ivarv + ic) * n_b_faces + face_id] = 3;
rcodcl[(ivarv + ic) * n_b_faces + face_id] = v_luma[3 * i + ic];
//here, I send velocity gradient  (dUx/dx, dUy/dx, dUz/dx) using  v_luma[].
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Yvan Fournier
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Re: Code_Saturne Neumann boundary condition implement for coupling case

Post by Yvan Fournier »

Hello,

This post should be in the "code_saturne usage" section, not in the "discussion" section, so I may move it in the coming days.

for Neuman BC's you also need to use another part of rcodcl, which consists of 3 non-interleaved (Fortran style) arrays.

Instead of setting:

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rcodcl[(ivarv + ic) * n_b_faces + face_id]
You must set

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rcodcl[2*n_b_faces*nvar + (ivarv + ic)*n_b_faces + face_id]
I also recommend first testing with fixed values, rather than a gradient (to check that it works as expected).

Regards,

Yvan
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