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Description / tutorial for setting up BCs #100

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lcarasik opened this issue May 9, 2019 · 2 comments
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Description / tutorial for setting up BCs #100

lcarasik opened this issue May 9, 2019 · 2 comments

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@lcarasik
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lcarasik commented May 9, 2019

The goal is to answer this question for the user:

“If using external mesh or ones without passive scalars/temperature, do this”?

This will supplement this page:

http://nek5000.github.io/NekDoc/problem_setup/boundary_conditions.html

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I'd like to reinforce this issue a bit. I think some further docs on this topic would be helpful for the velocity fields as well as the passive scalars.

In particular, I would like for the docs to describe the bc and cbc arrays, and how to go about reading/modifying them in usrdat2. Essentially, this information from the users-group. Relatedly, maybe we should also talk about how to interrogate these arrays in userbc in order to e.g. handle multiple inlets with different velocity BCs.

@dshaver-ANL dshaver-ANL changed the title Add how to use passive scalars/temperature boundaries for externally created meshes Description / tutorial for setting up BCs Nov 18, 2020
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@smharper I appreciate your encouragement! I agree with you completely on this approach.

I agree we need to address BCs and CBC array + how you create your mesh impacts both + multiple inlets is something I've encountered before and I might be able to throw an example together.

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