Hi Both,

Yep the 2.5D Compressible code has not been extensively tested or validated (certainly not to the detail that we have tested the incompressible solver). So for now we have been using strips of the 3D solver in our own tests so I would recommend using that version of the code. 

Thanks,
Spencer.


On 17 Jul 2019, at 18:01, Yan, Zhenguo <z.yan17@imperial.ac.uk> wrote:

Hi Shujie,


I discussed with Giacomo and we are not sure the quasi 3d option is well tested or not for CompressibleFlowSolver. Perhaps, using fully 3d in your simulations may be a better option.


Is my suggestion correct?@Spencer.


Best wishes,

Zhenguo


On 17/07/2019 10:22, 蒋树杰 wrote:
Hi All,

I found the time-average field can not be used in a quasi 3d simulation by the compressible solver.

it comes with the error:
[ubuntu:10117] *** Process received signal ***
[ubuntu:10117] Signal: Segmentation fault (11)
[ubuntu:10117] Signal code: Address not mapped (1)
[ubuntu:10117] Failing at address: 0x208
[ubuntu:10117] [ 0] /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(+0x354b0)[0x7f5bcb64d4b0]
[ubuntu:10117] [ 1] /home/shujie/nektar++/build/dist/lib64/libSolverUtils.so.5.0.0b(_ZN6Nektar10FieldUtils5Field13AppendExpListEiNSt7__cxx1112basic_stringIcSt11char_traitsIcESaIcEEEb+0x74)[0x7f5bce1ac454]
[ubuntu:10117] [ 2] /home/shujie/nektar++/build/dist/lib64/libSolverUtils.so.5.0.0b(_ZN6Nektar11SolverUtils18FilterFieldConvert12CreateFieldsERKNS_5ArrayINS_4OneDEKSt10shared_ptrINS_12MultiRegions7ExpListEEEE+0x334)[0x7f5bce1a6254]
[ubuntu:10117] [ 3] /home/shujie/nektar++/build/dist/lib64/libSolverUtils.so.5.0.0b(_ZN6Nektar11SolverUtils18FilterFieldConvert11OutputFieldERKNS_5ArrayINS_4OneDEKSt10shared_ptrINS_12MultiRegions7ExpListEEEEi+0xd1)[0x7f5bce1a8641]
[ubuntu:10117] [ 4] /home/shujie/nektar++/build/dist/lib64/libSolverUtils.so.5.0.0b(_ZN6Nektar11SolverUtils18FilterFieldConvert8v_UpdateERKNS_5ArrayINS_4OneDEKSt10shared_ptrINS_12MultiRegions7ExpListEEEERKd+0x417)[0x7f5bce1a9337]
[ubuntu:10117] [ 5] /home/shujie/nektar++/build/dist/lib64/libSolverUtils.so.5.0.0b(_ZN6Nektar11SolverUtils14UnsteadySystem9v_DoSolveEv+0xddf)[0x7f5bce1bbc2f]
[ubuntu:10117] [ 6] /home/shujie/nektar++/build/dist/lib64/libSolverUtils.so.5.0.0b(_ZN6Nektar11SolverUtils14DriverStandard9v_ExecuteERSo+0x8e)[0x7f5bce1724ee]
[ubuntu:10117] [ 7] CompressibleFlowSolver(main+0x27d)[0x4798cd]
[ubuntu:10117] [ 8] /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0xf0)[0x7f5bcb638830]
[ubuntu:10117] [ 9] CompressibleFlowSolver(_start+0x29)[0x4909a9]
[ubuntu:10117] *** End of error message ***

I put the test file on the attachment. I have tested it in Incompressible flow solver. It is fine.
So I think maybe there is a bug in the compressible flow solver. But I am not looking deep into the code. So I can not find the problem.

If someone has a solution, please let me.

Kind regards,
Shujie
University of Southampton




 

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