BY : S.V.ZHUBRIN
FOR : Technical-discussion meeting
DATE : September 1997
PHOENICS Version : 3.1
The pictures show an example of PLANT application to introduce the simulation technique having the following features:-
A series of PHOTON plots describe the fluid movements around solid object taking off from the bottom of enclosed cavity.
Appendix. The extractions from Q1 file.
NAMSAT=MOSG REAL(UIN,VIN,XW,XE,VW,UW,YS,YN,PROP) PROP=50. XW=0.;XE=3.;UW=1.;VW=.2;YS=0.0;YN=0.9 RG(1)=XW;RG(2)=XE;RG(3)=UW RG(4)=YS;RG(5)=YN;RG(6)=VW RG(7)=PROP PATCH(SS050U,EAST,1,NX,1,NY,1,NZ,1,lstep)CO=1.e10 VAL=RG(3) COVAL(SS050U,U1,GRND,GRND) CO=1.e10 VAL=RG(6) COVAL(SS050U,V1,GRND,GRND) MARK=0.5*(AMAX1(ABS(XU2D-(RG(1)+RG(3)*TIM))/$ (XU2D-(RG(1)+RG(3)*TIM)-1.e-05) ,0.0)+$ AMIN1(ABS((RG(2)+RG(3)*TIM-XU2D))/ $ ((RG(2)+RG(3)*TIM)+1.e-05-XU2D) ,0.0)+$ AMAX1(ABS(YV2D-(RG(4)+RG(6)*TIM))/ $ (YV2D-(RG(4)+RG(6)*TIM)-1.e-05) ,0.0)+$ AMIN1(ABS((RG(5)+RG(6)*TIM-YV2D))/ $ ((RG(5)+RG(6)*TIM)+1.e-05-YV2D) ,0.0)) MARK =RG(7)*AMAX1((PRPS-1)/ABS(PRPS-1),0.0)