Low-Mach flow in a heated cavity (Rayleigh number sweep)

Part 2, Post-Processing

Results published: Gutiérrez-Jorquera, Kummer: A fully coupled high-order discontinuous Galerkin method for diffusion flames in a low-Mach number framework

Note

This example can be found in the source code repository as as HeatedCavity_RaSweepPostProc.ipynb. One can directly load this into Jupyter to interactively work with the following code examples.

Note: First, BoSSS has to be loaded into the Jupyter kernel. Note: In the following line, the reference to BoSSSpad.dll is required. One must either set #r "BoSSSpad.dll" to something which is appropirate for the current computer (e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\FDY\BoSSS\bin\Release\net5.0\BoSSSpad.dll if working with the binary distribution), or, if one is working with the source code, one must compile BoSSSpad and put it side-by-side to this worksheet file (from the original location in the repository, one can use the scripts getbossspad.sh, resp. getbossspad.bat).

Check if thermodynamic pressure and nusselt numbers correspond to the ones from the benchmark

Profiles

Profiles of the velocity x-component

Profiles of the velocity y-component