Reference Set

Reference Set

 

Description

 

Here the keyword *REFERENCE SET to store a reference state for state variables is defined. *REFERENCE SET allows the state for the specified variables at a particular time to be stored and maintained throughout the solution.  Both this state data and the difference between the current state and the reference state can be output to the plot file for visualisation.  Data is automatically mapped between meshes if adaptive refinement is used.

 

 

 

REFERENCE SET    Definition of Reference Set

Usage

*REFERENCE SET,  NAME=Reference_set_name,  OUTPUT CHANGE=Yes/No,  OUTPUT REFERENCE=Yes/No

Description

Defines Reference Set data to store the state of specified variables. This will generate ParaGeo Reference_set_data structure.

 

Optional Parameters

OUTPUT CHANGE

Defines whether the change on the specified variables between the current state and the reference state should be output to the plot file. Valid options are:

- YES (default)

- NO

OUTPUT REFERENCE

Defines whether the stored reference state for the specified variables should be output to the plot file. Valid options are:

- YES

- NO (default)

 

 

Sub-Keywords

hmtoggle_plus1*GROUPS         List of groups for which reference state will be stored
hmtoggle_plus1*STATE VARIABLES         List of state variables to be stored in the reference set
hmtoggle_plus1*ELEMENT VARIABLES         List of element variables to be stored in the reference set
hmtoggle_plus1*NODAL VARIABLES         List of nodal variables to be stored in the reference set

 

Examples

 

*REFERENCE SET, NAME=Initial, OUTPUT REFERENCE=Yes

*GROUPS

 Shale1, Reservoir1, Shale2

*ELEMENT VARIABLES

 Porosity, Strn_xx, Strn_yy, Strn_zz

 

 

1A reference state named "Initial" will be created.

2Both the change in specified variables and the reference state will be output.

3Reference set will be created for groups Shale1, Reservoir1 and Shale2 whereas all other groups for the problem will not be referenced

4Porosity and total strain in X, Y and Z will be stored in the reference set and output to the plot file (as well as their ongoing change during the simulation)