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Variables | |
| integer, save | irun | 
| alias for boundary conditions  More... | |
| integer, save | irunh | 
| alias for boundary conditions  More... | |
| double precision, save | viscv0 | 
reference volume viscosity (noted   in the equation expressing   in the paragraph dedicated to iviscv) always useful, it is the used value, unless the user specifies the volume viscosity in the user subroutine cs_user_physical_properties  More... | |
| integer, save | ippred | 
| pressure predicion by an evolution equation  More... | |
| integer, save | igrdpp | 
| indicates whether the pressure should be updated (=1) or not (=0) after the solution of the acoustic equation always usef  More... | |
| integer, save | icfgrp | 
| indicates if the boundary conditions should take into account (=1) or not (=0) the hydrostatic balance.  More... | |
| integer, save icfgrp | 
indicates if the boundary conditions should take into account (=1) or not (=0) the hydrostatic balance.
Always useful.
In the cases where gravity is predominant, taking into account the hydrostatic pressure allows to get rid of the disturbances which may appear near the horizontal walls when the flow is little convective.
Otherwise, when icfgrp=0, the pressure condition is calculated from the solution of the unidimensional Euler equations for a perfect gas near a wall, for the variables "normal velocity", "density" and "pressure":
Case of an expansion (M <= 0):
Case of a schock (M > 0):
with 
, internal Mach number calculated with the variables taken in the cell. 
| integer, save igrdpp | 
indicates whether the pressure should be updated (=1) or not (=0) after the solution of the acoustic equation always usef
| integer, save ippred | 
pressure predicion by an evolution equation
| integer, save irun | 
alias for boundary conditions
| integer, save irunh | 
alias for boundary conditions
| double precision, save viscv0 | 
reference volume viscosity (noted 
 in the equation expressing 
 in the paragraph dedicated to iviscv) always useful, it is the used value, unless the user specifies the volume viscosity in the user subroutine cs_user_physical_properties 
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