[Nek5000-users] R: Re: read temperature

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Hi Aleks,

this is the first line:

#std 4  8  8  8       7680       7680  0.5487520544140E-02         0      0      1 XUPT

so the temperature is written, moreover when i see the BF_Channel0.f00001 in visit, i see the right value of the temperature variable.

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Hi Mirko,



Did you check whether you temperature filed is dumped into the field file by checking whether there is a letter 'T' in the header of 



head BF_Channel0.f00001|strings|head -1



?





If not than you could either turn in the temperature dump by modifying turbChannel.rea's line





  F      TEMPERATURE




to 





  T      TEMPERATURE




or inserting the line in userchk() before your call to outpost()



      ifto = .true. 



(which is the output specification)



Aleks










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Subject: [Nek5000-users] read temperature






Hi Neks



I'm trying to save some variables  in this way:



call outpost(u_bf,v_bf,w_bf,du_bfdy,vis_t,'BF_')



after a simulation.



then i would to read the aforementioned variables:



 ifto = .true. 

 b_flow = 'BF_Channel0.f00001'

 call load_fld(b_flow)



but it seems to read in the correct way just the first 4 variables:



xyz min     0.0000      -1.0000       0.0000

uvwpt min   0.0000      0.96051E-20  0.96051E-20  -9.6269      0.96051E-20

PS min      0.0000      0.99000E+22

xyz max     12.560       1.0000       6.2800

uvwpt max  0.97894      0.80000E-19  0.80000E-19   9.6744      0.80000E-19

PS max      0.0000     -0.99000E+22



because the tmin e tmax are not zero in BF_Channel0.00001!



Could someone help me?



Thanks



-- 





Mr. Mirko Farano



Ph.D. student at Politecnico di Bari

Tel.: +39-0883529289 / +39-0805963462

Mob.: +39-3202342719

Department of Mechanics Mathematics and Management - 

Fluid Machinery and Energy Systems

Via Re David, 200 - 70125 BARI (Italy)

mirko.farano at poliba.it



In joint supervision with the

Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Arts et Métiers de Paris - Paristech

Tel.: +33-144246436

Mob.: +33-789822134

Dynfluid Laboratory

151 Boulevard de l'Hôpital - 75013 Paris (France)

mirko.farano at ensam.eu

















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