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Boundary post-processing
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Variables

integer, dimension(5), save ipstdv
 indicates the data to post-process on the boundary mesh (the boundary mesh must be associated with an active writer). ipstdv(key) indicates which fields should be created and output on the boundary, with key in ipstfo, ipstyp, ipsttp, ipstft, ipstnu. More...
 
integer ipstfo
 post-processed property: Efforts (0: none 1: all; 2: tangent; 4: normal) More...
 
integer ipstyp
 post-processed property: $ y^+ $ at the boundary More...
 
integer ipsttp
 post-processed property : $ T^+ $ at the boundary More...
 
integer ipstft
 post-processed property: thermal flux at the boundary (in $ W\,m^{-2} $), More...
 
integer ipstnu
 post-processed property: Nusselt More...
 
double precision, save tmarus
 margin in seconds on the remaining CPU time which is necessary to allow the calculation to stop automatically and write all the required results (for the machines having a queue manager). More...
 

Detailed Description

Variable Documentation

◆ ipstdv

integer, dimension(5), save ipstdv

indicates the data to post-process on the boundary mesh (the boundary mesh must be associated with an active writer). ipstdv(key) indicates which fields should be created and output on the boundary, with key in ipstfo, ipstyp, ipsttp, ipstft, ipstnu.

◆ ipstfo

integer ipstfo

post-processed property: Efforts (0: none 1: all; 2: tangent; 4: normal)

◆ ipstft

integer ipstft

post-processed property: thermal flux at the boundary (in $ W\,m^{-2} $),

◆ ipstnu

integer ipstnu

post-processed property: Nusselt

◆ ipsttp

integer ipsttp

post-processed property : $ T^+ $ at the boundary

◆ ipstyp

integer ipstyp

post-processed property: $ y^+ $ at the boundary

◆ tmarus

double precision, save tmarus

margin in seconds on the remaining CPU time which is necessary to allow the calculation to stop automatically and write all the required results (for the machines having a queue manager).

  • -1: calculated automatically,
  • 0: margin defined by the user. Always useful, but the default value should not be changed.