Hi everyboby,
am I able to couple a group reference from Code Saturne with a reference of the radiation module of Syrthes under the assumption that the group reference is NOT coupled with any solid part of Syrthes?
Thanks a lot
Thomas Aumeier
coupling saturne - radiation module of syrthes
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Yvan Fournier
Re: coupling saturne - radiation module of syrthes
Hello,
No, I do not beleive this is possible. Even with SYRTHES, you may define which solid faces you want to couple with Code_Saturne, but radiation faces may only be coupled with SYRTHES's solid faces, not with Code_Saturne.
The only situation in which I understand fluid faces in Code_Saturne would need to be coupled directly with a radiation module is when those faces represent a free surface, so I assume this is the case here (or I am missing anothe possibility).
Adding such a possibility would require additions to both Code_Saturne and SYRTHES (keyword to select coupled radiative faces in SYRTHES, and for both codes, expressing the exchange as a heat flux instead of a wall temperature/exchange coefficient combination, which might also be less robust numerically).
Code_Saturne also has an integrated radiative module, which is applicable to a semi-transparent medium, while SYRTHES's radiative module is applicable to a transparent medium, so both may be useful in different situations.
Best regards,
Yvan
No, I do not beleive this is possible. Even with SYRTHES, you may define which solid faces you want to couple with Code_Saturne, but radiation faces may only be coupled with SYRTHES's solid faces, not with Code_Saturne.
The only situation in which I understand fluid faces in Code_Saturne would need to be coupled directly with a radiation module is when those faces represent a free surface, so I assume this is the case here (or I am missing anothe possibility).
Adding such a possibility would require additions to both Code_Saturne and SYRTHES (keyword to select coupled radiative faces in SYRTHES, and for both codes, expressing the exchange as a heat flux instead of a wall temperature/exchange coefficient combination, which might also be less robust numerically).
Code_Saturne also has an integrated radiative module, which is applicable to a semi-transparent medium, while SYRTHES's radiative module is applicable to a transparent medium, so both may be useful in different situations.
Best regards,
Yvan