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The computation is on a 2D heated back-facing step flow. The temperature of the bottom and top walls is imposed to $T_c$ and the temperature of the step walls is $T_h$. The inflow is fixed with an uniform velocity profile $U_b$ at temperature $Tc$. We consider an incompressible flow under the Boussinesq hypothesis : the physical properties are constant and the thermal buoyancy effect is modelised by the Boussinesq hypothesis : | The computation is on a 2D heated back-facing step flow. The temperature of the bottom and top walls is imposed to $T_c$ and the temperature of the step walls is $T_h$. The inflow is fixed with an uniform velocity profile $U_b$ at temperature $Tc$. We consider an incompressible flow under the Boussinesq hypothesis : the physical properties are constant and the thermal buoyancy effect is modelised by the Boussinesq hypothesis : | ||
$F_b= -\rho_0.\beta.g_0.(T - T_0)$ (see the page [[ Gravity_Namelist | Gravity ]] for more details). | $F_b= -\rho_0.\beta.g_0.(T - T_0)$ (see the page [[ Gravity_Namelist | Gravity ]] for more details). | ||
- | We suppose the fluid as a perfect gas. As a consequence, | + | We suppose the fluid is air that behaves |
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+ | __The governing equations for incompressible flows are shown [[sunfluidh: | ||
==== Dimensionless data ==== | ==== Dimensionless data ==== | ||
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* [[ tuto1_outputdata |Data set on the output data]] | * [[ tuto1_outputdata |Data set on the output data]] | ||
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+ | Boundary conditions can be difficult to understand. Some help can be find through [[ : | ||
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- | ==== Output data ==== | ||
- | Here we show an example of usual data acquisition : | ||
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- | * Instantaneous fields | ||
- | * Statistical fields | ||
- | * Time series from probes located at specific positions | ||
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- | The various parameters related to each type of output data are originally splitted by topic in the appropriate namelist. For a sake of clarity, they are directly regrouped for each type of output data as shown here : | ||
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- | Time_Range_Statistic_Calculation = 1.D+00 | ||
- | When it has been covered, the results are recorded and a new statistical computation starts again | ||
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- | Any information about these namelist are available here : | ||
- | * [[Simulation_Management_Setup_Namelist|Simulation_Management]] | ||
- | * [[Field_Recording_Setup_Namelist_Setup|Field_Recording_Setup]] | ||
- | * [[Instantaneous_Fields_Listing_Namelist_Setup|Instantaneous_Fields_Listing]] | ||
- | * [[Statistical_Fields_Listing_Namelist_Setup|Statistical_Fields_Listing]] | ||
- | * [[Probe_Quantities_Enabled_Setup_Namelist|Probe_Quantities_Enabled]] | ||
- | * [[Probe_Location_Setup_Namelist|Probe_Location]] | ||
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