#cls
text(In-Form momentum sources; bottom friction
title

libref=709

  
  DISPLAY

  
  This In-Form case does what Z109 does, but without fortran coding
  or re-compilation.
  
  
  First, case z109 is loaded. 
  Then NAMSAT = NONE is set, to 
  deactivate PLANT. Also the use of the GRND3 option to represent
  free-  surface-height variation is de-activated as bing irrelevant
  to In-Form,

  
  Here In-Form SOURCE statements are used for calculating momentum
  losses. 
  The friction coefficient depends upon the square root of
  symmetrically-computed velocity-squared quantity   which is stored
  as VABS variable.
    
  
  The Q1 contains PHOTON USE commands

  ENDDIS  
 
  PHOTON USE
  
  p



  gr ou X 1
  VEC X 1 SH
   
  msg         WATER RECIRCULATION IN A STILLING POND
  
  msg                     Velocity vectors
  pause
  vec off;red
  
  con vabs x 1 fil;0.1
  
  msg                     relative velocity
  
  msg Press e to END

  ENDUSE


load(z109) 

text(In-Form equivalent of simplified PLANT case Z109


libref=709


  The square root of symmetrically-computed velocity-squared 

STORE(VABS)


LSWEEP=300


   ** The next lines de-activates PLANT use of PLANT and also the
 
       free-surface treatment used in z109

NAMSAT=NONE

BOTSTRES=SKIP

RHO1=1000.0; DRH1DP=0.0
  
  
  INFORM13BEGIN
  
  
     ** In-Form formulae which are equivalent to the
         PLANT formulae of z109
   
     0.003 is the presumed friction factor,

     1000.0 is the density

     The bottom surface has the EAST (normal to x) area
PATCH(IBOTSTR,WEST,1,1,1,NY,1,NZ,1,1000)

(SOURCE of W1 at IBOTSTR is -0.003*1000.*VABS*W1 with LINE)

(SOURCE of V1 at IBOTSTR is -0.003*1000.*VABS*V1 with LINE)
  
  INFORM13END

#maxabs

#endpause
  
DISTIL=T

EX(P1)=1.459E+01; EX(V1)=8.701E-02; EX(W1)=9.518E-02

EX(VABS)=1.553E-01; EX(RHO1)=   9.792E+02
STORE(PRPS)
EX(PRPS)=9.792E-01