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I was of the impression that it was adiabatic, but you are right, the
default is true! There may be a chance the code changed since.
If you want to do adiabatic eb wall, add this to your input/run script
pelec.eb_isothermal = 0
…On Mon, Mar 27, 2023 at 2:06 PM jagmohas ***@***.***> wrote:
I see that by default PeleC sets these thermal conditions for the eb
surfaces
amrex::Real PeleC::eb_boundary_T = 1.0;
bool PeleC::eb_isothermal = true;
But according to this discussion, by default eb surface are adiabatic.
#313 <#313>
Where do we overwrite the default eb surface thermal conditions to be
adiabatic? In short, how do I make eb surfaces to be adiabatic in my
simulation?
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I see that by default PeleC sets these thermal conditions for the eb surfaces (line 58, 59 in pelec_defaults.H)
amrex::Real PeleC::eb_boundary_T = 1.0;
bool PeleC::eb_isothermal = true;
But according to this discussion, by default eb surfaces are adiabatic.
#313
Where do we overwrite the default eb surface thermal conditions to be adiabatic? In short, how do I make eb surfaces to be adiabatic in my simulation?
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