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There are stills some peaks in pressure and temperature at the inlet (it has total conditions prescribed).
In ::BC_Inlet, we have this code to circumvent it but it doesn't seem to be sufficient. Anything else we can do to prevent these jumps?
/*--- Non-dim. the inputs if necessary. ---*/
P_Total /= config->GetPressure_Ref();
T_Total /= config->GetTemperature_Ref();
if (geometry->nodes->GetViscousBoundary(iPoint)) {
P_Total = nodes->GetPressure(iPoint);
T_Total = nodes->GetTemperature(iPoint);
}
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This is a simulation of the flow through a channel with a bend, using the compressible solver, taken from the website:
https://turbmodels.larc.nasa.gov/smitscurve_val.html
There are stills some peaks in pressure and temperature at the inlet (it has total conditions prescribed).
In ::BC_Inlet, we have this code to circumvent it but it doesn't seem to be sufficient. Anything else we can do to prevent these jumps?
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