Problem in running code Saturne

[Sherko]

Hi...

I do not know how to run code_Saturne 3, I made the geometry in Salome and export it in forma (pipe.med), I put it (pipe.med) in Mesh folder after creat the case in Code_Saturne and I make mesh check and its o.k, but when I want to save the check in shape listpre, then I can not calling or find listpre in B.C ?
I want your Help or Advice to me.

[Yvan Fournier]

Hello,

I am no sure I understand your question. If I remember correctly, listpre was the name of the proprocessor.log files output by Code_Saturne 2.0.

Are you a user of version 2.0 switching to 3.0 ? In that case, I recommend going directly to 4.0 (3.0 will nor be maintained after 5.0 is released in less than a year). Also, In versions 3.0 and 4.0, the proprocessor.log is saved automatically in the check_mesh subfolder in RESU.

Regards,

Yvan

[Sherko]

Hello,

I am no sure I understand your question. If I remember correctly, listpre was the name of the proprocessor.log files output by Code_Saturne 2.0.

Are you a user of version 2.0 switching to 3.0 ? In that case, I recommend going directly to 4.0 (3.0 will nor be maintained after 5.0 is released in less than a year). Also, In versions 3.0 and 4.0, the proprocessor.log is saved automatically in the check_mesh subfolder in RESU.

Regards,

Yvan

Hi Yvan,

Thank you for your answer my question, I was used Ver. 1.3 then Ver. 2, and now use Ver.3 , but I do not know what to do so I set boundary conditions (inlet, outlet and walls).

Regards,

Sherko

[Yvan Fournier]

Hello,

As I explained, when you run "check mesh", an associated directory appears in RESU, and you can use the directory's "preprocessor.log" file the same way you used "listpre" before.

Also, you can simply define selection criteria based on the mesh group names you define. The user manual explains this in detail.

Regards,

Yvan

[Sherko]

Hello,

As I explained, when you run "check mesh", an associated directory appears in RESU, and you can use the directory's "preprocessor.log" file the same way you used "listpre" before.

Also, you can simply define selection criteria based on the mesh group names you define. The user manual explains this in detail.

Regards,

Yvan

Hello Yvan,

I will do as you said , Thank you very much.

Tres cordialement.

[Sherko]

Hello,

As I explained, when you run "check mesh", an associated directory appears in RESU, and you can use the directory's "preprocessor.log" file the same way you used "listpre" before.

Also, you can simply define selection criteria based on the mesh group names you define. The user manual explains this in detail.

Regards,

Yvan

Hello Yvan,

I will do as you said , Thank you very much.

Tres cordialement.