Problems with SU2_SMC

Fang-SIAMM · June 26, 2013, 08:35

HI, everyone.

I'm using the SU2v2.0.4 to test the sliding mesh problem, but there are some questions as follows:
How do I define the MARKER_SLIDING in the configure file. Is the defination below right?
MARKER_SLIDING = ( inter-in,inter-out,inter-out,inter-in,0,1,1,0 ).
For Zone0, inter-in is the sliding boundary, while inter-out in Zone1 is the donor marker.

I'm trying to test the case in AIAA-2013-0632.

Thanks for help.

Fang

economon · June 28, 2013, 20:06

Hi Fang,

Great to hear that you're interested in the sliding mesh code! Unfortunately, we are still actively developing most of the sliding mesh machinery, and it is in the process of changing quite a bit due to other improvements we are making for parallelism, etc.

That being said, the unsteady adjoint for euler flows on single block meshes is functional. The same pitching airfoil case described in the paper should work with the most recent version of the code. Please feel free to contact me, if you would like some more info.

Cheers,
Tom

June 26, 2013, 08:35	Problems with SU2_SMC	#1
Fang-SIAMM New Member Fang Liang Join Date: Jan 2013 Posts: 3 Rep Power: 13	HI, everyone. I'm using the SU2v2.0.4 to test the sliding mesh problem, but there are some questions as follows: How do I define the MARKER_SLIDING in the configure file. Is the defination below right? MARKER_SLIDING = ( inter-in,inter-out,inter-out,inter-in,0,1,1,0 ). For Zone0, inter-in is the sliding boundary, while inter-out in Zone1 is the donor marker. I'm trying to test the case in AIAA-2013-0632. Thanks for help. Fang

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June 28, 2013, 20:06		#2
economon Super Moderator Thomas D. Economon Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Stanford, CA Posts: 271 Rep Power: 14	Hi Fang, Great to hear that you're interested in the sliding mesh code! Unfortunately, we are still actively developing most of the sliding mesh machinery, and it is in the process of changing quite a bit due to other improvements we are making for parallelism, etc. That being said, the unsteady adjoint for euler flows on single block meshes is functional. The same pitching airfoil case described in the paper should work with the most recent version of the code. Please feel free to contact me, if you would like some more info. Cheers, Tom