Hi all,
I was trying to print the infiltration rate across the SURFACE of the domain in the example abdulLab. I used the VELOCITY_X1, VELOCITY_Y1, and VELOCITY_Z1 in the .out file, see below. In the output, I only see value in the column for VELOCITY_X1, and VELOCITY_Y1. The values of VELOCITY_Z1 are all zeros. I thought the VELOCITY_Z1 should be the infiltration rate, which should not be all zeros. Is there any other ways to print the infiltration rate, or I made mistake in the .out file? Many thanks in advance.
Xuan
#OUTPUT
$PCS_TYPE
RICHARDS_FLOW
$MSH_TYPE
PRESSURE1
$NOD_VALUES
PRESSURE1
VELOCITY_X1
VELOCITY_Y1
VELOCITY_Z1
$GEO_TYPE
POLYLINE SURFACE
$DAT_TYPE
TECPLOT
$TIM_TYPE
STEPS: 1
#STOP
Dear Xuan,
This is probably due to the fact, that for TecPlot output, OGS prints the values in a 2D domain to the first two variables, ie velocities x & y (although you might have a x-z domain).
I am not familiar with TecPlot, but maybe there is a way to copy velocity y to velocity z?
Best,
Marc
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Am 03.01.2015 22:34 schrieb “Xuan Yu” xuanyupsu@gmail.com:
Hi all,
I was trying to print the infiltration rate across the SURFACE of the domain in the example abdulLab. I used the VELOCITY_X1, VELOCITY_Y1, and VELOCITY_Z1 in the .out file, see below. In the output, I only see value in the column for VELOCITY_X1, and VELOCITY_Y1. The values of VELOCITY_Z1 are all zeros. I thought the VELOCITY_Z1 should be the infiltration rate, which should not be all zeros. Is there any other ways to print the infiltration rate, or I made mistake in the .out file? Many thanks in advance.
Xuan
#OUTPUT
$PCS_TYPE
RICHARDS_FLOW
$MSH_TYPE
PRESSURE1
$NOD_VALUES
PRESSURE1
VELOCITY_X1
VELOCITY_Y1
VELOCITY_Z1
$GEO_TYPE
POLYLINE SURFACE
$DAT_TYPE
TECPLOT
$TIM_TYPE
STEPS: 1
#STOP
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Hi Marc,
I used the keyword “COUPLING” to print the infiltration rate. However, only COUPLING on points have values, COUPLING on polyline is giving me zeros.
#OUTPUT
$PCS_TYPE
OVERLAND_FLOW
$MSH_TYPE
HEAD
$NOD_VALUES
COUPLING
$GEO_TYPE
POLYLINE SURFACE
$DAT_TYPE
TECPLOT
$TIM_TYPE
STEPS: 1
This .out printed zeros on the column COUPLING. So I added some points in .gli file, which was the nodes of OVERLAND_FLOW domain.
#OUTPUT
$PCS_TYPE
OVERLAND_FLOW
$MSH_TYPE
HEAD
$NOD_VALUES
COUPLING
$GEO_TYPE
POINT POINT8
$DAT_TYPE
TECPLOT
$TIM_TYPE
STEPS: 1
This .out printed values started from zero to 1.2e-5, which was reasonable.
So I think there must be something tricky when you print “COUPLING” along POLYLINE.
Best,
Xuan
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On Saturday, January 3, 2015 5:53:23 PM UTC-5, Marc Walther wrote:
Dear Xuan,
This is probably due to the fact, that for TecPlot output, OGS prints the values in a 2D domain to the first two variables, ie velocities x & y (although you might have a x-z domain).
I am not familiar with TecPlot, but maybe there is a way to copy velocity y to velocity z?
Best,
Marc
Am 03.01.2015 22:34 schrieb “Xuan Yu” xuan...@gmail.com:
Hi all,
I was trying to print the infiltration rate across the SURFACE of the domain in the example abdulLab. I used the VELOCITY_X1, VELOCITY_Y1, and VELOCITY_Z1 in the .out file, see below. In the output, I only see value in the column for VELOCITY_X1, and VELOCITY_Y1. The values of VELOCITY_Z1 are all zeros. I thought the VELOCITY_Z1 should be the infiltration rate, which should not be all zeros. Is there any other ways to print the infiltration rate, or I made mistake in the .out file? Many thanks in advance.
Xuan
#OUTPUT
$PCS_TYPE
RICHARDS_FLOW
$MSH_TYPE
PRESSURE1
$NOD_VALUES
PRESSURE1
VELOCITY_X1
VELOCITY_Y1
VELOCITY_Z1
$GEO_TYPE
POLYLINE SURFACE
$DAT_TYPE
TECPLOT
$TIM_TYPE
STEPS: 1
#STOP
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