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May 23, 2017, 12:02 |
Wall boundary condition
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Hi Tobi,
I have a question about the implemented boundary conditions in the pdfFlameletThermo.C file. I don't get why the boundary condition for fixed temperature should coïncide with a fixed enthalpy BC with value 0 as the following error message suggests: FatalErrorIn ( "pdfFlameletThermo<BasicFlameletThermo, MixtureType>::update()" ) << "Boundary conditions are wrong: " << "fixed temperature BC must be fixed enthaplie BC with value 0;" << abort(FatalError); I think that a wall would have a zero gradient BC for H and a fixedValue one for T, because the enthalpy H is not necessarily 0 at a wall. It is an easy alteration (for me/you/...) to change/add this condition, but maybe I'm overseeing something. What do you think about this requirement? Thank you! |
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