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Instantaneous volumetric data is provided over the time window | Instantaneous volumetric data is provided for 60 evenly-spaced snapshot over the time window <math>T_{w} = 1.5 R_{max}/u_{ref} ~ 3.947 h_{bump}/u_{ref}</math> with <math>R_{max} = 0.0762 m</math>, <math>u_{ref} = 46.186 m/s, h_{bump} = 0.02888 m</math>. | ||
Each wrapped file is denoted with a number which represents the time and contains the instantaneous velocity, pressure and temperature as well as their gradients. | |||
Each wrapped file is denoted with a number which represents the time | |||
The data is provided separately for the inlet square duct area (x=[0,5]) and the diffuser area (x=[5,42.5]). | The data is provided separately for the inlet square duct area (x=[0,5]) and the diffuser area (x=[5,42.5]). | ||
Revision as of 11:38, 15 September 2022
Instantaneous data
Instantaneous volumetric data is provided for 60 evenly-spaced snapshot over the time window with , .
Each wrapped file is denoted with a number which represents the time and contains the instantaneous velocity, pressure and temperature as well as their gradients. The data is provided separately for the inlet square duct area (x=[0,5]) and the diffuser area (x=[5,42.5]).
For more information regarding the storage format, please refer to the storage format guidelines.
Contributed by: Francesco Bassi, Alessandro Colombo, Francesco Carlo Massa — Università degli studi di Bergamo (UniBG)
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