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Hi, I am new to xcompact3d. So, in this https://xcompact3d.readthedocs.io/en/latest/pages/user_guide/parameters.html, it is said that 8 - Turbulent Jet (work in progress, currently unsupported); But, can I still use xcompact3d for turbulent jet simulation by using 0 - User Custom Configuration? |
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yes of course, you just need to set up appropriate initial conditions and boundary conditions. |
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Thank you for the response, so I plan to run some planar jet cases but with predefined velocity inlet distribution e.g., from csv file. can it be done in xcompact3d? |
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Yes, it should not be a problem. You just need to properly set up the inflow/outflow subroutines. |
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Noted, is there any tutorial that I can refer to to apply arbitrary distribution on a boundary? |
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There is no tutorial for that, but it is really not complicated, you just need to prescribe an incoming velocity profile in the inflow subroutine (via a function or via a file). |
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I may need help to construct a simulation case because the documentation is too vague and does not really explain how to build a simulation from scratch, such as which file is needed and its location, etc., and also about the structure of the code. It may help me to understand more about Xcompact3D |
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I am sorry but we do not provide this kind of support. |
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There is no tutorial for that, but it is really not complicated, you just need to prescribe an incoming velocity profile in the inflow subroutine (via a function or via a file).
Best,
Sylvain