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User-defined Transport Equations #14

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HarondFinch opened this issue Feb 2, 2025 · 2 comments
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User-defined Transport Equations #14

HarondFinch opened this issue Feb 2, 2025 · 2 comments

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@HarondFinch
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Thank you for your wonderful work, and thank the authors for the help on my issues on Custom Boundary Conditions, it is very helpful. However, during the coding process, l was wondering if your code could be modified to solve user-defined transport equations? For example, if l were to solve a reactive compressible flow, l would need to solve a set of transport equations regarding the concentration of the species beyond basic Euler equations: d(rhoy_i)/dt + d(rhou*y_i)/dx = chemical_source_i, i = 1, 2, 3, ...
Thank you for your time!

@dbezgin
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dbezgin commented Feb 4, 2025

Hi, in general, the code can be modified to accommodate for user-defined transport equations - however, this will include minor modifications to many parts of the existing code. The easiest would be to set up a new equation type in the equation information and modify the source code whenever equation_type is checked.

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Hi, in general, the code can be modified to accommodate for user-defined transport equations - however, this will include minor modifications to many parts of the existing code. The easiest would be to set up a new equation type in the equation information and modify the source code whenever equation_type is checked.

thank you, l'll try

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