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July 13, 2010, 08:25 |
Neumann boundary condition question
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I'm trying solve a simple diffusion problem in spherical coordinates. One of the boundary conditions I use of Neumann type where I specify that the temperature gradient at the inlet is zero.
The way I'm trying to implement it in my code as as follows T (at node 1) = T at (node 2). But since the solution progresses from node 1 to node 2 and so on, does this mean that I have to use the temperature of node 2 at the previous timestep? If on the other hand the Neumann boundary conditions were specified at the outlet T (end) = T (end-1) which works fine by using the temperature values of the previous node. Thanks. |
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