PHOTON USE p; parphi;;; msg PLANE JET msg msg ADAPTIVE Z-DIRECTION STEP SIZE msg Planted non-uniform grid and vectors msg - msg Pressto continue gr x 1;vec x 1 sh msg Press e to END enduse >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Comment begins >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> The following example is the one which demonstrates the ability to overwrite some PIL fragments by the PLANT sequences. #cls DISPLAY Case Z623 concerns the calculation of z-direction step size for parabolic problems. Case 150 is loaded from the core library; the PLANT blocks are appended, which dictate that: * DZ is proportional to the Y-extent of the grid for the first two steps and * each next step size is reduced in accordance with the centre- line temperature PLANT information : * Data input groups used: 5 * Ground groups planted : 5 * Headings used : SCZS?? * Functions used : None * Commands used : IF ENDDIS <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Comment ends <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< LOAD(150) GROUP 5. Z-direction grid specification NAMSAT=MOSG AZDZ=GRND PLANTBEGIN DZ=0.1*YVLAST IF(IZ.LE.2) DZ=DZL*(1.-0.02*TEMP[,1,-1]/:TJET:) IF(IZ.GT.2) PLANTEND >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Comment begins >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> The above two PLANT blocks overwrite the correspondong actions in library PIL. They make the step size, DZ, a fixed fraction of the calculation domain width, YVLAST, for the steps less or equal 2. If the step number is greater than 2, the each next step size is made a fraction of the thickness for previous z-slab, DZL. The fraction factor is supposed to be adaptive to the upstream temperature at the first cell in Y-direction. The consequence is that the step size gradually reduces towards the domain end. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Comment ends <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< dmpstk=t DISTIL=T EX(P1)=1.865E-01; EX(V1 )=3.883E-01; EX(W1 )=3.507E+00 EX(TEMP)=3.795E-01; EX(LEN1)=2.228E-02; EX(ENUT)=1.811E-02 LIBREF=623 STOP