Changes between Version 774 and Version 775 of doc/app/errmsg

Timestamp:

Aug 27, 2021 1:49:14 PM (4 years ago)

Author:

raasch

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doc/app/errmsg

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 ||[=#PA0139 PA0139]   ||'pavement_type = 0 (user_defined) requires setting of pavement_heat_conduct /= 9999999.9 ||In case of a user-defined pavement type, the heat conductivity of the pavement must be given ||
 ||[=#PA0140 PA0140]   || invalid soil layer configuration found (dz_soil_center(k) <= 0.0)  ||By setting zs (the center of the soil layers), the depths of the individual layers is calculated by PALM itself. This errors points towards a misconfiguration because a soil level is set within an already established soil layer. Check [../land_surface_parameters#dz_soil dz_soil]. ||
-||[=#PA0141 PA0141]   ||coupling requires PALM to be compiled with cpp-option "-D_parallel" ||Coupling is only allowed in parallel and not in serial mode. You have to compile PALM with the preprocessor option "-D_parallel". Add this option to the {{{%cpp_options}}} line in your configuration file {{{.palm.config....}}} ||
 ||[=#PA0142 PA0142]   ||absolute temperature < 0.0 at zu(...) = ...   || Within the PALM code (in {{{bcm_init}}}), the hydrostatic pressure profile is calculated for a neutrally stratified temperature profile {{{t(z) = t_surface-g/c_p*z(k)}}}. If the height of the model domain is too large, the absolute temperature will become negative, which is not allowed. This error usually appears when both grid stretching is switched on and too many grid points along z are used. Try to reduce the number of grid points ([../initialization_parameters#nz nz]), switch on the grid stretching at larger heights (see [../initialization_parameters#dz_stretch_level dz_stretch_level]) or reduce the grid stretching factor ([../initialization_parameters#dz_stretch_factor dz_stretch_factor]).  ||
 ||[=#PA0143 PA0143]   ||  k=... j=... i=... ql_c=... part(...)%wf=... delta_r=... ||This error occurs due to a spurious interaction of the production and depletion of supersaturations if the applied time step is too large. Please re-run the simulation with a shorter time step.  ||