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November 3, 2006, 04:37 |
Hi,
I have a boundary defined
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Dragos
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Hi,
I have a boundary defined in boundary as: inlets { type patch; nFaces 0; startFace 4555299; } I define for it a temperature condition as: inlets { type fixedValue; value uniform 383; } The problem is that after few iterations, the temperature field on the inlets is modified and the saved data looks like: inlets { type fixedValue; value nonuniform 0(); } What does it mean "nonuniform 0()"? How can I keep the temperature constant on the inlets? Dragos |
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November 3, 2006, 05:26 |
It seems this situation is cha
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It seems this situation is characteristic to a parallel computation.
I have all the inlets in a single partition and there I have the right temperature: inlets { type fixedValue; value uniform 383; } This is also the reason I have "nFaces 0" in all the processors except the one containing the inlets. Quite simple! Dragos |
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