These should be reverted:
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self.precice.write_data(self.nodesMeshName, self.writeDataNames[0], self.preciceNodeIndices, writeHCoeff) |
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self.precice.write_data(self.nodesMeshName, self.writeDataNames[1], self.preciceNodeIndices, writeTemp) |
But we have a deeper issue here: Since we use a list (self.writeDataNames[0]) and not a dictionary, it is easy to mess up the order. These are set here:
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def setDataNames(self, names): |
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for writeDataName in names["write-data"]: |
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if writeDataName.find("Heat-Transfer-Coefficient-Solid") >= 0: |
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self.writeDataNames.append(writeDataName) |
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elif writeDataName.find("Sink-Temperature-Solid") >= 0: |
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self.writeDataNames.append(writeDataName) |
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for readDataName in names["read-data"]: |
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if readDataName.find("Heat-Transfer-Coefficient-Fluid") >= 0: |
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self.readData[readDataName] = None |
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elif readDataName.find("Sink-Temperature-Fluid") >= 0: |
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self.readData[readDataName] = None |
Reported by a user in the forum: https://precice.discourse.group/t/unexpectedly-high-interface-temperature-in-openfoam-code-aster-heat-transfer-coupling/2377/4
