Changes between Version 239 and Version 240 of doc/app/errmsg

Timestamp:

Apr 7, 2016 2:19:55 PM (9 years ago)

Author:

gronemeier

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doc/app/errmsg

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 ||[=#PA0155 PA0155]   ||noncyclic boundary conditions require conserve_volume_flow_mode = "inflow_profile"   || Micha ||
 ||[=#PA0156 PA0156]   ||noncyclic boundary conditions require conserve_volume_flow_mode = "inflow_profile"   || Micha ||
-||[=#PA0157 PA0157]   ||nonzero bulk velocity requires conserve_volume_flow = .T. and conserve_volume_flow_mode = "bulk_velocity"   ||  ||
-||[=#PA0158 PA0158]   ||no vertical boundary condition for variable "..."   ||  ||
-||[=#PA0159 PA0159]   ||no term for component "..."   ||  ||
+||[=#PA0157 PA0157]   ||nonzero bulk velocity requires conserve_volume_flow = .T. and conserve_volume_flow_mode = "bulk_velocity"   || The bulk velocity is used to prescribe a volume flow which then should be conserved. This, however, requires [../inipar#conserve_volume_flow conserve_volume_flow] = .T. and [../inipar#conserve_volume_flow_mode conserve_volume_flow_mode] = "bulk_velocity". ||
+||[=#PA0158 PA0158]   ||no vertical boundary condition for variable "..."   || Routine advec_s_bc was called for a variable, which does not have a specific boundary condition implemented. ||
+||[=#PA0159 PA0159]   ||no term for component "..."   || Routine buoyancy was called for the v-component while an inclined surface was used. In case of an inclined surface (see [../inipar#alpha_surface alpha_surface]) the buoyancy term appears in the equation of motion of the w-component and u-component. There is no buoyancy term implemented for the v-component as the surface can only be inclined in x-direction and no buoyancy term is required for the v-component. ||
 ||[=#PA0160 PA0160]   ||non-cyclic lateral boundaries along x do not allow calculation of spectra along x       || In case of non-cyclic conditions spectra would be largely affected by the non-cyclic lateral boundaries since this conflicts with the basic assumption used for the FFT that the spatial extention in the x and y-direction are infinitely large.   ||
 ||[=#PA0161 PA0161]   ||sorry, calculation of spectra in non parallel mode is still not realized       || Calculation of spectra in non-parallel mode is not implemented. ||