Temperature Gradient of Fluid

ewissmach · July 27, 2022, 13:19

Is there a way to set up a temperature gradient of a fluid? I want my simulation to start with the water near the ocean floor colder than the surface water and see how it circulates once I introduce waves into the region.

carl_r · July 29, 2022, 19:31

yes, you can use the qsadd.f90 sub-routine to initialize the domain temperature (tn(ijk)) in the first iteration. i.e when iplace .eq. 0

If you review the Customizations section of the manual, and the sub-routine it should give you the information you require.

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July 29, 2022, 19:31		#2
carl_r New Member Carl Reilly Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 26 Rep Power: 16	yes, you can use the qsadd.f90 sub-routine to initialize the domain temperature (tn(ijk)) in the first iteration. i.e when iplace .eq. 0 If you review the Customizations section of the manual, and the sub-routine it should give you the information you require.