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BackwardFacingStep2D.jl
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# # Backward Facing Step - 2D
#
# In this example we consider a channel with walls at the top and bottom, and a
# step at the left with a parabolic inflow. Initially the velocity is an
# extension of the inflow, but as time passes the velocity finds a new steady
# state.
# We start by loading packages.
# A [Makie](https://github.com/JuliaPlots/Makie.jl) plotting backend is needed
# for plotting. `GLMakie` creates an interactive window (useful for real-time
# plotting), but does not work when building this example on GitHub.
# `CairoMakie` makes high-quality static vector-graphics plots.
#md using CairoMakie
using GLMakie #!md
using IncompressibleNavierStokes
# Output directory
outdir = joinpath(@__DIR__, "output", "BackwardFacingStep2D")
# Floating point type
T = Float64
# Backend
backend = CPU()
## using CUDA; backend = CUDABackend()
# Reynolds number
Re = T(3_000)
# Boundary conditions: steady inflow on the top half
U(dim, x, y, t) =
dim == 1 && y ≥ 0 ? 24y * (one(x) / 2 - y) : zero(x) + randn(typeof(x)) / 1_000
boundary_conditions = (
## x left, x right
(DirichletBC(U), PressureBC()),
## y rear, y front
(DirichletBC(), DirichletBC()),
)
# A 2D grid is a Cartesian product of two vectors. Here we refine the grid near
# the walls.
x = LinRange(T(0), T(10), 301), cosine_grid(-T(0.5), T(0.5), 51)
plotgrid(x...; figure = (; size = (600, 150)))
# Build setup and assemble operators
setup = Setup(; x, Re, boundary_conditions, backend);
# Initial conditions (extend inflow)
ustart = velocityfield(setup, (dim, x, y) -> U(dim, x, y, zero(x)));
# Solve steady state problem
## u, p = solve_steady_state(setup, u₀, p₀);
nothing
# Solve unsteady problem
state, outputs = solve_unsteady(;
setup,
ustart,
tlims = (T(0), T(7)),
Δt = T(0.002),
processors = (
rtp = realtimeplotter(;
setup,
plot = fieldplot,
## plot = energy_history_plot,
## plot = energy_spectrum_plot,
docolorbar = false,
size = (600, 150),
nupdate = 1,
),
## anim = animator(; setup, path = "$outdir/vorticity.mkv", nupdate = 20),
## vtk = vtk_writer(; setup, nupdate = 10, dir = outdir, filename = "solution"),
## field = fieldsaver(; setup, nupdate = 10),
log = timelogger(; nupdate = 500),
),
);
# ## Post-process
#
# We may visualize or export the computed fields
# Export to VTK
save_vtk(state; setup, filename = joinpath(outdir, "solution"))
# Plot pressure
fieldplot(state; setup, size = (600, 150), fieldname = :pressure)
# Plot velocity
fieldplot(state; setup, size = (600, 150), fieldname = :velocitynorm)
# Plot vorticity
fieldplot(state; setup, size = (600, 150), fieldname = :vorticity)
#md # ## Copy-pasteable code
#md #
#md # Below is the full code for this example stripped of comments and output.
#md #
#md # ```julia
#md # CODE_CONTENT
#md # ```