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Add local timestep + CFL as volume output #2060
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Hi @pcarruscag, just wanted to follow up with you on something about this: it looks like to me that the volume output |
Our reference for time is always 1 so they should match physical time even if they appear non-dimensional. What area of the code made it look nondimensional? |
Oh interesting, just to be fully complete here's what made me think that: 1.I have a well-converged steady-state solution and outputted the minimum DT's for each cell when running with a CFL=1.0, no adaptive. I was unable to restart this for an unsteady one with no changes in BCs without using a DT orders-of-magnitude smaller.
Setting of local timestep: SU2/SU2_CFD/include/solvers/CFVMFlowSolverBase.hpp Lines 506 to 522 in b80e4ce
Calculation of Lambda's: SU2/SU2_CFD/include/solvers/CFVMFlowSolverBase.hpp Lines 413 to 444 in b80e4ce
GetProjVel: SU2/SU2_CFD/include/variables/CEulerVariable.hpp Lines 244 to 254 in b80e4ce
Then at this point admittedly I just assumed that the |
You are right, but in nondim mode all outputs are the nondim ones, so this is consistent. |
Would it be worthwhile to output the time step reference line for steady simulations in the "Solver Preprocessing" section as well then? This is only done for unsteady simulations. |
Sure sounds good |
Proposed Changes
Added local timestep and local CFL as volume output for both the flow and turbulence variables
Related Work
In relation to #2056
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