$$$$ ELNO NOTICE CHAT 11/09/12 21:16:01 7124 DATE 11/09/12 Operateur ELNO Voir aussi : MODE DOMA -------------- KCHT PENT CHP2 = ELNO MODE1 CHP1 | ('CENTRE') ; | ('CENTREP1') | ('MSOMMET') | ('VOLUMF' GRCHP1 LIMCHP1) Description : _____________ Turns a CHPOINT CENTRE or CENTREP1 into a CHPOINT SOMMET Contents : __________ MODE1 : modeled structure (MMODEL type) 'NAVIER_STOKES' CHP1 : CHPOINT CENTRE The object needs to have only one component and not partitioned CHP2 : CHPOINT SOMMET 'CENTRE' (default) or 'CENTREP1' : type of CHP1 or 'MSOMMET' 'VOLUMF' : reconstruction using a Finite Volume Method In this case, following informations are required : GRCHP1 : CHPOINT CENTRE containing the values of the gradient of CHP1 LIMCHP1 : CHPOINT CENTRE contenant les values that limit the gradient : MUSCL Method (see insturction PENT). Further information : _____________________ We look for CHP2 minimizing in a distribution sense the difference (CHP2 - CHP1) with the additional constraint : the integral of CHP2 over the domain is conserved. This transformation only makes sense for intensive physical quantities like temperature,velocities,pressure .. This property isn't checked by the operator. The mass matrices are lumped. Example : KPRES = 'CENTREP1' ; pe=exco rv.inco.'PRESSION' 'PRES' ; pe= kcht $bell scal KPRES pe ; pn= elno $bell pe KPRES ; CHP1 MSOMMET case : ------------------- In that case CHP1, given on the element vertices, is computed at the other nodes according to the corresponding linear element. About finite volume : ____________________ The value at the vertex (SOMMET) is calculated by making the average of the values reconstructed from each centre of element it belong to. So if MOTCLE 'VOLUMF' is used, gradient and limiting values must be given. If both GRCHP1 and LIMCHP1 are calculated using instruction PENT, the reconstruction of a linear function is exact (inside the domain). If LIMCHP1 is 0 everywhere then the reconstruction consists simply in calculating the average of the values of CHP1 at the centers next to a vertex.
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