[WIP] Dome natural convection #31861
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Code changes are fine here but the case might fit better in OpenPronghorn? |
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This is just a WIP branch dedicated to sharing some models with some collaborators. |
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Also using upwind interpolation for the advection term Most troubling part of the results is that the peak magnitude of the velocity is at the top of the hot experiment pointing directly into the boundary. There is also some checkerboarding in the fluid temperature in that same single cell layer above the hot experiment
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…doesn't conflict with the inlets and outlet sidesets
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