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Old   July 27, 2015, 10:45
Default Mechanism for adding source terms to equations?
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Is there a mechanism for adding source terms to equations in SU2, analogous to the fvOptions framework in OpenFOAM? I am wondering if it would be worth it to port over a wind/water turbine actuator line model.

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Is there a mechanism for adding source terms to equations in SU2, analogous to the fvOptions framework in OpenFOAM? I am wondering if it would be worth it to port over a wind/water turbine actuator line model.

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I'm not sure what the fvOptions framework is, but you can see the source term code in:
CEulerSolver::Source_Template
in SU2_CFD/src/solver_direct_mean.cpp
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