[mohanamuraly]

Dear All,

Does the fvc::grad operator depend on the boundary type definition of the field variable on which it operates. For example, consider a scalar field variable "rho" and one of the boundaryField of "rho" has a zeroGradient specified.

I understand from a small piece of code I wrote that the boundaryField values of the gradient (fvc::grad(rho)) return zero vectors for this BC.

But will the internal gradient field of "rho" -> fvc::grad(rho) be in any way affected by this zeroGrad boundary condition ?

Regards,

Pavanakumar Mohanamuraly