Split a boundary condition entry of the case file into a velocity part and a pressure part. More...

Detailed Description

Parameters

[in,out]	json	The boundary condition entry.
[in,out]	velocity_json	The velocity part, valid if `has_velocity`.
[in,out]	pressure_json	The pressure part, valid if `has_pressure`.
[out]	has_velocity	Whether the entry defines a velocity condition.
[out]	has_pressure	Whether the entry defines a pressure condition. Boundary condition factory for pressure.

Will mark a mesh zone for the bc and finalize.

Parameters

[in,out]	object	The object to be allocated.
[in]	scheme	The `fluid_pnpn` scheme.
[in,out]	json	The pressure part of the boundary condition entry.
[in]	coef	SEM coefficients.
[in]	user	The user interface. Boundary condition factory for velocity

Will mark a mesh zone for the bc and finalize.

Parameters

[in,out]	object	The object to be allocated.
[in]	scheme	The `fluid_pnpn` scheme.
[in,out]	json	The velocity part of the boundary condition entry.
[in]	coef	SEM coefficients.
[in]	user	The user interface. Velocity boundary condition allocator.
[in,out]	object	The object to be allocated.
[in]	type_name	The name of the boundary condition type.
[in]	full_stress_formulation	Whether the scheme uses the full viscous stress formulation. Pressure boundary condition allocator.
[in,out]	object	The object to be allocated.
[in]	type_name	The name of the boundary condition type. Interface for a fluid Pn/Pn boundary condition allocator. Implemented in user modules, it should allocate `obj` to the custom user type.

Definition at line 292 of file fluid_pnpn.f90.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

subroutine fluid_pnpn::fluid_pnpn_bc_allocate::fluid_pnpn_bc_allocate ( class(bc_t), intent(inout), pointer obj )

virtual

Definition at line 292 of file fluid_pnpn.f90.

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