Hi, Eugene,
Thanks a lot!
Hi, Eugene,
Thanks a lot! You are an angel. Pei |
Hi Pei,
I am trying to make
Hi Pei,
I am trying to make this FAN boundary working, but I do not understand how it should be set up. Is it possible that you could give me some hints? Best Regards, Steinar |
Hi Pei,
I am trying to make
Hi Pei,
I am trying to make this FAN boundary working, but I do not understand how it should be set up. Is it possible that you could give me some hints? Best Regards, Steinar |
boundaries gmsh/openfoam
bonjour,
en lisant vos échanges sur ce sujet, je m'aperçois que j'ai quasiment le même problème. en effet, j'ai défini un maillage avec gmsh que j'ai ensuite converti par gmshToFoam. dans le dictionnaire boundary, les faces intérieures ne sont pas prises en compte "empty with nFaces=0". j'ai essayé de suivre votre raisonnement mais j'avoue que je ne comprends pas vraimant ce qu'il faudrait que je fasse. est ce au niveau de gmsh ou d'openFoam? la commande createPatches semble résoudre ce problème mais comment l'utiliser? merci de votre aide et désolée si je vous écris en français. ouafa. Quote:
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I was trying to get something similar done in Salome. Basically a large box contains a fan that sucks volume from a certain shape duct or box if you will. The questions is will the fan be a single sheet body/surface/face or does it have to be two faces separated by a small distance as in the link down here.?
"The original FanCenter (imported from gmsh) is now split into FanCenter and FanCenter2 (two sides of the same patch)."http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/C:%...5Cmini_box.jpg http://www.cfd-online.com/OpenFOAM_D...es/1/8239.html I tried several ways on Salome to do this. One is where the box is solid and the duct is empty. I applied a pressure on the fan and inlet/outlet on the duct inlet. Ok I got something but obviously nothing inside the duct. Next i tried to remove the surface that serves as the inlet to the duct. This leaves the duct and fan as an open surface inside a closed volume. This did not mesh on Salome. So that brings the question: IF the fan can be simulated as only one face, how can I bring that face form a pro/e STEP file to Salome to open Foam. |
a question about inner sampling faces
Hi everyone,
I am now simulating two phase flow with Lagrange particle tracking in OpenFOAM. My domain is a simple rectangular duct. In order to compare the numerical particle properties with experiment data, I need to define a inner patch in my domain, which is parallel to the patch: Inlet and outlet, to sample the particle data. I have try with createBaffles to convert a faceSet to a patch. But I failed, because I am not familiar with these command. Does anyone has idea, how to create a inner sampling faces, which is only used to sample the data of the particles, who passes through it. thanks a lot in advance |
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Greetings! Can anyone please explain this move now? It seems some things have changed since 2008 and this could be done with topoSet (I guess). But I seem to can't figure this out. I managed to get internal patches with Baffles from gmsh, but I can't do these steps (get 2 sided patch). Sincerely, Martin |
I'm thinking I'm close, but something is not right:
Code:
FoamFile Code:
FoamFile When I try to make a new patch I get this error: Code:
--> FOAM FATAL ERROR: What am I doing wrong? |
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