Changes between Version 172 and Version 173 of doc/app/errmsg


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Mar 20, 2014 5:26:16 PM (11 years ago)
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raasch
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    6565||[=#PA0040 PA0040]   ||LWC is not conserved during collision! LWC after condensation: ... LWC after collision: ... || Fabian ||
    6666||[=#PA0041 PA0041]   ||plant_canopy = .TRUE. requires a non-zero drag coefficient, given value is drag_coefficient = 0.0   || In case of [../inipar#plant_canopy plant_canopy] = ''.TRUE.'', a non-zero [../inipar#drag_coefficient drag_coefficient] must be set to account for the effect of the plant canopy on the flow. The canopy model in PALM adds an additional source/sink term to the momentum equations, the prognostic equation for temperature, and the subgrid scale turbulent kinetic energy equation. In case of [../inipar#humidity humidity] = ''.TRUE.'' or [../inipar#passive_scalar passive_scalar] = ''.TRUE.'', an additional source/sink term is added to the prognostic equation of the respective scalar.\\ If [../inipar#drag_coefficient drag_coefficient] = 0.0, the additional terms equal zero and there would be no effect on the flow.  ||
    67 ||[=#PA0042 PA0042]   ||use_top_fluxes must be .TRUE. in ocean version   ||In [../inipar#ocean ocean] mode, fluxes at the water surface must be prescribed as driving boundary conditions. In atmosphere-ocean coupled runs, these fluxes are provided by the atmosphere run. ||
     67||[=#PA0042 PA0042]   ||use_top_fluxes must be .TRUE. in ocean mode   ||In [../inipar#ocean ocean] mode, fluxes at the water surface must be prescribed as driving boundary conditions. In atmosphere-ocean coupled runs, these fluxes are provided by the atmosphere run. ||
    6868||[=#PA0043 PA0043]   ||ABS( alpha_surface = ... ) must be< 90.0   ||Upright surfaces are not allowed in case of sloping surfaces. ||
    6969||[=#PA0044 PA0044]   ||dt = ... <= 0.0   || The parameter [../inipar#dt dt] (time step for the 3d-model) must not be set to a value <= 0.0. ||