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February 15, 2016, 19:36 |
Least square gradient approximation - Boundary face handling
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Jan
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Hello,
for an least square approximation, should I include boundary face elements in the sample of gradient equations, or is it just skipped? For the approximation for the pressure gradient, I always include the defined value if an direchlet boundary condition is defined as it is often on the outlet., Should I also use extrapolated face values for an additional gradient equation for a wall or intlet condition? Actually, I have a little peak, between the cell with my inlet boundary condition an its neighbour. Thank you in advance, hope, my question is understandable. Jan |
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