totalPressure boundary condition
can any help me to find what 'phip' means
Location : fields/fvFields/derived/totalPressure //////////////////////////////// if (psiName_ == "none" && rhoName_ == "none") { operator==(p0_ - 0.5*(1.0 - pos(phip))*magSqr(Up)); } //////////////////////////// Thanks, Hariram |
Two lines above that, phip is declared. It appears to be the boundary patch of the phi field.
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Thanks@marupio.
But If I specify total pressure P0 at the inlet, the pressure p can be calculated using p = P0 / ( 1 + 0.2M^2)^3.5 ( say for air) what is the neccessity of 'phip' in totalPressure boundary condition. Can u help me : ) ? |
They are using the pos() function. I think it only adds it if phip is positive (i.e. outward).
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