Dear all,
We have 2 different mesh with a common surface, see as outlet for one mesh and inlet for the other one. After a first calculation on the first mesh is it possible to use outlet data to compute inlet condition for a new calculation on the other mesh?
The objective being to separate space in two different mesh and then only made a single calculation on the first mesh part.
Best regards,
Roxan
Compute boundary conditions with data from other calculation
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Re: Compute boundary conditions with data from other calculation
Hello,
Yes, this should be possible. The easiest solution is to use MEDCoupling (assuming you built code_saturne with MEDCoupling support). See example here: https://www.code-saturne.org/documentat ... er_2d.html
Without this, you could use the build-in PLE library and checkpoint meshes, but this would involve significantly more programming.
Best regards,
Yvan
Yes, this should be possible. The easiest solution is to use MEDCoupling (assuming you built code_saturne with MEDCoupling support). See example here: https://www.code-saturne.org/documentat ... er_2d.html
Without this, you could use the build-in PLE library and checkpoint meshes, but this would involve significantly more programming.
Best regards,
Yvan
Re: Compute boundary conditions with data from other calculation
Hello Yvan,
Thank you very much for your reply. Unfortunately my version of code-saturn is not installed with MEDcoupling but we are on it.
Best regards,
Roxan
Thank you very much for your reply. Unfortunately my version of code-saturn is not installed with MEDcoupling but we are on it.
Best regards,
Roxan