Assembles initial conditions by layering prioritized patches via constructive solid geometry. More...

Functions/Subroutines
impure subroutine	s_initialize_initial_condition_module
	Computation of parameters, allocation procedures, and/or any other tasks needed to properly setup the module.
impure subroutine	s_generate_initial_condition
	This subroutine peruses the patches and depending on the type of geometry associated with a particular patch, it calls the related subroutine to setup the said geometry on the grid using the primitive variables included with the patch parameters. The subroutine is complete once the primitive variables are converted to conservative ones.
impure subroutine	s_finalize_initial_condition_module
	Deallocation procedures for the module.

Variables
type(scalar_field), dimension(:), allocatable	q_prim_vf
	primitive variables
type(scalar_field), dimension(:), allocatable	q_cons_vf
	conservative variables
type(scalar_field)	q_t_sf
	Temperature field.
type(integer_field), dimension(:, :), allocatable	bc_type
	bc_type fields
integer, dimension(:, :, :), allocatable	patch_id_fp

Detailed Description

Assembles initial conditions by layering prioritized patches via constructive solid geometry.

Function/Subroutine Documentation

◆ s_finalize_initial_condition_module()

impure subroutine m_initial_condition::s_finalize_initial_condition_module

Deallocation procedures for the module.

Definition at line 203 of file m_initial_condition.fpp.f90.

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◆ s_generate_initial_condition()

impure subroutine m_initial_condition::s_generate_initial_condition

This subroutine peruses the patches and depending on the type of geometry associated with a particular patch, it calls the related subroutine to setup the said geometry on the grid using the primitive variables included with the patch parameters. The subroutine is complete once the primitive variables are converted to conservative ones.

Definition at line 166 of file m_initial_condition.fpp.f90.

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