[Nek5000-users] turbJet problem

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Hello,
I am testing the example turbJet, and it seems that I have some problem 
with output. This are the output files:
jet0.f00001

Moreover, the ran stops with emergency exit at time 5.64 (CFL too large?):


         282  DNORM, DIVEX   6.2789891850172769E-004 
8.4967723454134898E-006
         282   5.6400E+00  1.1065E+01 Fluid done
    282  5.6400000E+00  1.1955953E-03  6.4269380E-04  9.9999991E-01 e2
  t max/min:   0.0000000000000000        0.0000000000000000
  CFL, Ctarg!   22.504301079496056        2.0000000000000000
  call outfld: ifpsco: T

       283  5.6400E+00 Write checkpoint:
        0     283 OPEN: jet0.f00001

       283  5.6400E+00 done :: Write checkpoint
                               file size =      55.    MB
                               avg data-throughput =   572.1MB/s
                               io-nodes =     1


            7  Emergency exit:         283    time =   5.6399999999999677
   Latest solution and data are dumped for post-processing.
   *** STOP ***
            3  Emergency exit:         283    time =   5.6399999999999677
   Latest solution and data are dumped for post-processing.
   *** STOP ***
            5  Emergency exit:         283    time =   5.6399999999999677
   Latest solution and data are dumped for post-processing.
   *** STOP ***
            0  Emergency exit:         283    time =   5.6399999999999677
   Latest solution and data are dumped for post-processing.
   *** STOP ***
            6  Emergency exit:         283    time =   5.6399999999999677
   Latest solution and data are dumped for post-processing.
   *** STOP ***
            4  Emergency exit:         283    time =   5.6399999999999677
   Latest solution and data are dumped for post-processing.
   *** STOP ***
            2  Emergency exit:         283    time =   5.6399999999999677
   Latest solution and data are dumped for post-processing.
   *** STOP ***
            1  Emergency exit:         283    time =   5.6399999999999677




Thank you,
Barak