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--- sunfluidh:polyhedral_immersed_bodies_setup_namelist [2016/10/11 22:34] – [Namelist Polyhedral_Immersed_Bodies] yann
+++ sunfluidh:polyhedral_immersed_bodies_setup_namelist [2017/10/02 13:22] (Version actuelle) – yann
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    * from n=5 to n=8, the group of corners forms a quadrangle that is the ceiling of the polyhedron. The rules applied to sort the corners are the same as previously. This group can be omitted in 2D configuration.
-Don't forget to set the boolean data “End_of_Data_Block” at the end of the namelist. A “.true.” value means the end of the data block when several namelists are used to create several polyhedrons.
+===== Full data set of the namelist =====
+     &Polyhedral_Immersed_Bodies
+                             Xi_1= 0.0  , Xj_1= 0.0  ,Xk_1= 0.0 ,
+                             Xi_2= 0.0  , Xj_2= 0.0  ,Xk_2= 0.0 ,
+                             Xi_3= 0.0  , Xj_3= 0.0  ,Xk_3= 0.0 ,
+                             Xi_4= 0.0  , Xj_4= 0.0  ,Xk_4= 0.0 ,
+                             Xi_5= 0.0  , Xj_5= 0.0  ,Xk_5= 0.0 ,
+                             Xi_6= 0.0  , Xj_6= 0.0  ,Xk_6= 0.0 ,
+                             Xi_7= 0.0  , Xj_7= 0.0  ,Xk_7= 0.0 ,
+                             Xi_8= 0.0  , Xj_8= 0.0  ,Xk_8= 0.0 ,
+                             Wall_BC_DataSetName="Set1" /
+{{ :sunfluidh:polyhedron_scketch.jpg?direct&800 |}}
+<note important>
+**Find [[ Wall_Boundary_Conditions_Examples | here ]] how to construct the wall boundary conditions and some examples.**
+</note>
+-----
+===== Definition of the data set =====
 -----
 ==== Xi_1, Xj_1, Xk_1 ====
    * Type : real value
    * Coordinates of the 1st corner (that belongs to the floor of the polyhedron). For 2D configurations, only the couple {Xi_1, Xj_1} could be considered. This coordinate set must get the lowest values of the floor group.
+   * Default value= none
 ==== Xi_2, Xj_2, Xk_2 ====
    * Type : real value
    * Coordinates of the 2nd corner (that belongs to the floor of the polyhedron).
+   * Default value= none
 ==== Xi_3, Xj_3, Xk_3 ====
    * Type : real value
    * Coordinates of the 3rd corner (that belongs to the floor of the polyhedron).
+   * Default value= none
 ==== Xi_4, Xj_4, Xk_4 ====
    * Type : real value
    * Coordinates of the 4th corner(that belongs to the floor of the polyhedron).
+   * Default value= none
 ==== Xi_5, Xj_5, Xk_5 ====
    * Type : real value
    * Coordinates of the 5h corner (that belongs to the ceiling of the polyhedron). This coordinate set must get the lowest values of the ceiling group.
+   * Default value= none
 ==== Xi_6, Xj_6, Xk_6 ====
    * Type : real value
    * Coordinates of the 6th corner (that belongs to the ceiling of the polyhedron).
+   * Default value= none
 ==== Xi_7, Xj_7, Xk_7 ====
    * Type : real value
    * Coordinates of the 7th corner.
+   * Default value= none
 ==== Xi_8, Xj_8, Xk_8 ====
    * Type : real value
    * Coordinates of the 8th corner.
+   * Default value= none
+==== Wall_BC_DataSetName ====
+   * Type : character string
+   * Name of the wall boundary condition set associated with the body. The wall boundary condition sets are built by means of the namelists [[ Heat_Wall_Boundary_Condition_Setup_Namelist | Heat_Wall_Boundary_Condition_Setup ]] (Heat boundary conditions) , [[ Velocity_Wall_Boundary_Condition_Setup_Namelist | Velocity_Wall_Boundary_Condition_Setup ]] (Velocity boundary conditions) and [[ Species_Wall_Boundary_Condition_Setup_Namelist | Species_Wall_Boundary_Condition_Setup ]] (species boundary conditions), used in regard to the type of problem. The user finds [[ Wall_Boundary_Conditions_Examples | here ]] some examples about wall boundary conditions).
+   * Default value= none