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Old   October 22, 2002, 04:13
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Pawel
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Deal all,

Sorry for such silly request, but I need a short code written in Fortran, which may solve incompressible flows on staggered grid.

You could say that I can write such a code myself. That is true but to be honest I have only experience in modelling of compressible flows but now I need something else.

I will be very grateful for information where I could find something like that (or maybe some papers how to do it!)

Best wishes, Pawel

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Old   October 22, 2002, 23:39
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"I need a short code written in Fortran, which may solve incompressible flows on staggered grid." & "I have only experience in modelling of compressible flows" - quite interesting !! i thought it is easier the otherway round.
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Old   October 23, 2002, 01:27
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To some extent you are right. If you do not know anything then it is easier to learn how to simulate incompressible flows. But not in my case: e.g. in compressible flows I did not need to worry about the fact that the flow is divergence free.

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Pawel

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Old   October 23, 2002, 02:33
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is it that you did not write your code for the compressible flow, rather simulated using some available package. and now you want to write your code for incompressible flow.
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Old   October 23, 2002, 02:55
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No. I wrote my "compressible" code myself.

Now I need "incompressible" one - I know the diffrences and so on, but I am not 100% sure I am doing all right.

Pawel
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Old   October 23, 2002, 13:12
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Do not know what kind of case for incompressible flow you are studying....

Maybe you can try the following link to get a paper: http://techreports.larc.nasa.gov/ltr...7-tm112874.pdf

I have run the program by myself on PC compaq visual fortran 6 with a little modifications. Such as the statement "cpustart = etime( atime1, atime2 )"...

It seems the original program is no problem, but when I change the value of "igov" to be 1, I wonder the program has bug inside...........

JUST FOR YOUR REFERENCE...........
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Old   October 24, 2002, 00:19
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hello.

i am writting the code for inviscid incompressible fluid for vortice interactiom where i can get an assistance for this
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Old   October 24, 2002, 00:22
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hello.

i am writting the code for inviscid incompressible fluid for vortice interactiom where i can get an assistance for this
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