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April 22, 2002, 01:26
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About equation formulation
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In PHOENICS-VR Reference Guide it is said that GCV collocated for BFC. Can I use staggered form for BFC? When I use staggered form for BFC, I find that the velocity near floor is disordered. Thank you!
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April 24, 2002, 10:46
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Re: About equation formulation
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Hi, You certainly can use the built-in staggered grid solver for BFC. Please make sure that NONORT =T is set if your grid is highly non-orthogonal. Did you have any problem with GCV which is a preferred solver for BFC ?
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