Hi Elmer,
I use the solver MeshSolve to move my mesh every time step. My question is: when do Elmer interpolate the solutions, given in my case by the NavierStokes solver.
Is that performed at the end of MeshSolve, or maybe at the beginning of the next time step ? Or not at all and I have to do it
Cheers
Lionel
How is made interpolation when using MeshSolve
Re: How is made interpolation when using MeshSolve
Hi Lionel,
No interpolation is done. The mesh movement is taken into account in the equations by default,
using the so called ALE forumulation. Needs to have full flow model* (default) in FlowSolver() in
order for this to apply.
*) either "NS Convect=True" in Equation-section or "Flow Model=full" in Solver-section
BR, Juha
No interpolation is done. The mesh movement is taken into account in the equations by default,
using the so called ALE forumulation. Needs to have full flow model* (default) in FlowSolver() in
order for this to apply.
*) either "NS Convect=True" in Equation-section or "Flow Model=full" in Solver-section
BR, Juha
Re: How is made interpolation when using MeshSolve
Hi,
Really fast reply, as usual
Thanks
Lionel
Really fast reply, as usual
Thanks
Lionel
Re: How is made interpolation when using MeshSolve
Hello Juha,
what happens if you do not use full flow model, e.g. if you use flow model="stokes" ? the mesh movement is not taken into account in the equations then ?
best regards, martina.
what happens if you do not use full flow model, e.g. if you use flow model="stokes" ? the mesh movement is not taken into account in the equations then ?
best regards, martina.
Re: How is made interpolation when using MeshSolve
Hi Martina,
yes i think this is the case, when you switch off the convection terms, you don't have the mesh movement
induced convection either. I don't off hand quite see what to make of this with Stokes model on a time
dependent setting, though. So a good question!!
Regards, Juha
yes i think this is the case, when you switch off the convection terms, you don't have the mesh movement
induced convection either. I don't off hand quite see what to make of this with Stokes model on a time
dependent setting, though. So a good question!!
Regards, Juha