a question about the file "CONSTANT_NEUMANN 0.0002"

[zhangguangwu]

Description

GeoSys-ST: Source Terms ------------------------------------------------
#SOURCE_TERM
$PCS_TYPE
GROUNDWATER_FLOW
$PRIMARY_VARIABLE
HEAD
$GEO_TYPE
POLYLINE Channel
$DIS_TYPE
CONSTANT -20
#STOP

$DIS_TYPE
CONSTANT_NEUMANN 0.0002

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

**Expected behavior: I don't know the mean of 'CONSTANT_NEUMANN 0.0002',Can you tell me the physics meanof this file?
Actual behavior: normal

Specifications

• Version: ogs 5.5

• Platform: (Operating System)

[norihiro-w]

GSRF-manual.pdf
please take a look at the attached manual. Indeed the doc is for old version of OGS (ver.4), but most of keywords are still valid in vers 5.

Physical meaning of the CONSTANT_NEUMANN depends on process type. For GROUNDWATER_FLOW process, I guess the parameter value means the incoming or outgoing fluid velocity (Darcy velocity). Its conversion to the volumetric flux is automatically handled in ogs.

[zhangguangwu]

Thank Mr Norihiro Watanabe very much. I will read this manual well. At 2019-06-05 07:22:08, "Norihiro Watanabe" <notifications@github.com> wrote: GSRF-manual.pdf please take a look at the attached manual. Indeed the doc is for old version of OGS (ver.4), but most of keywords are still valid in vers 5. Physical meaning of the CONSTANT_NEUMANN depends on process type. For GROUNDWATER_FLOW process, I guess the parameter value means the incoming or outgoing fluid velocity (Darcy velocity). Its conversion to the volumetric flux is automatically handled in ogs. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[zhangguangwu]

Hello,Mr Lars Bilke. I have read the chapter of the GSRF- manual about source term. I'm a little confused about this sentence" CONSTANT NEUMANN meaning ： value times node area/node length is assigned to each node found ". How do I understand this sentence? for example：in the OpenGeoSys - TutorialComputational Hydrology I:Groundwater Flow Modelling Chapter 4 Benchmark: Theis problem theis problem in 2D or 3D, the constant neumann was applied in point . but How to understand this matter when applied in polyline? foer example : the benchmark q_quad shows source term file: Can I understand it as the total outgoing fluid(Q) divided by the length of "polyline: channel"? Looking forward to your reply. At 2019-06-05 07:22:08, "Norihiro Watanabe" <notifications@github.com> wrote: GSRF-manual.pdf please take a look at the attached manual. Indeed the doc is for old version of OGS (ver.4), but most of keywords are still valid in vers 5. Physical meaning of the CONSTANT_NEUMANN depends on process type. For GROUNDWATER_FLOW process, I guess the parameter value means the incoming or outgoing fluid velocity (Darcy velocity). Its conversion to the volumetric flux is automatically handled in ogs. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread. 从网易163邮箱发来的云附件 源汇项分布.jpg (91.57K, 2019年6月21日 10:23 到期) 在线预览 | 下载 theis_2d例子.png (53.99K, 2019年6月21日 10:23 到期) 在线预览 | 下载 theis_3d例子.png (40.01K, 2019年6月21日 10:23 到期) 在线预览 | 下载 q_quad_st.png (9.51K, 2019年6月21日 10:23 到期) 在线预览 | 下载 OGS.Tutorial-Computational.Hydrology.I-Groundwater.Flow.Modelling.pdf (23.23M, 2019年6月21日 10:15 到期) 下载