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– B.7 –<br />
#31 imon1, jmon1, kmon1<br />
three integer numbers: the (i,j,k) indices of the first monitoring cell.<br />
#32 imon2, jmon2, kmon2<br />
three integer numbers: the (i,j,k) indices of the second monitoring cell.<br />
#33 imon3, jmon3, kmon3<br />
three integer numbers: the (i,j,k) indices of the third monitoring cell.<br />
#34 imon4, jmon4, kmon4<br />
three integer numbers: the (i,j,k) indices of the fourth monitoring cell.<br />
#35 imon5, jmon5, kmon5<br />
three integer numbers: the (i,j,k) indices of the fifth monitoring cell.<br />
#36 nrbnd<br />
one integer number: the number of the boundary specifications (see example).<br />
#37 cbnd 1,cbnd 2<br />
two 3-character strings, put in the columns 1-3 and 5-7: the boundary type and the<br />
position of the boundary node with respect to the interior node, respectively.<br />
#38 istart, iend, jstart, jend, kstart, kend<br />
six integer numbers: the position of the boundary nodes, from istart to iend, from<br />
jstart to jend, and from kstart to kend (see example).<br />
#39 rks<br />
one real number: the equivalent roughness of the wall boundary; a zero value is<br />
given to boundaries other than the wall and the block boundaries (see example).<br />
The above 3 lines (#37, #38, #39) are to be specified to each boundary specification,<br />
nrbnd.<br />
#40 zper<br />
one real number: the vertical location of the cell vertices, in percent of the depth.<br />
The above input line (#40) is to be specified for each vertical vertices, nz, starting from<br />
the top (the surface, zper = 100.0) to the bottom (the bed, zper = 0.0). If a uniform<br />
vertical grid size is specified, i.e. when lzunif is true (see #5), this input is not needed.<br />
#41 uin, vin, win, kin, epsin<br />
five real numbers: the inlet values for u, v, w, k, and �.<br />
The above input line (#41) is to be specified for each cells in a vertical, nk = nz+1,<br />
starting from the top (the surface, k = nk) to the bottom (the bed, k = 1). This is done for<br />
one vertical (one profile) only and is assumed to be valid for all verticals in the inlet<br />
boundaries.<br />
EXAMPLE: BOUNDARY SPECIFICATION<br />
An example is here given to demonstrate the specification of the boundary specification<br />
in the KECONTROL input file.