I see in the roadmap of cfMesh is to add anisotropic refinement so hopefully not long!!
I think for now I will try using the potentialfreesurfacefoam solver and calculate viscous drag by hand. Think this method should be sufficient for comparative studies. Its surprising that the OpenCFD guys doing openFoam have not improved the snappyHexMesh reliability? Especially considering they make their money by customers paying for specific developments, I wonder why someone has not paid for this improvement to snappy? Perhaps they know it is fundamentally flawed and that is why they have begun developing foamyQuadMesh? |
Dear Eric, James,
Eric, thank you for your kind word regarding cfMesh. James, I am aware that anisotropic refinement is important for marine applications. Hence, we have already done work in that respect, and we plan to release it with the next release of cfMesh. Regards, Franjo |
any rough ETA on when the next release will be??
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Dear James, our next release is scheduled for the 2nd half of April, we'll announce it on the forum as well.
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deal seaspray.
I like your Bash scripts. But it says 'Insufficient permissions'. I don't konw much about ubuntu. could you give me some ideas? thanks. |
It sounds like you are trying to write to a location where permissions don't allow you to do so, or execute a script that is lacking the executable attribute. Try chmod +x filename on the script to make it executable maybe.
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I am trying your script on a quadcopter. The layer addition doesn't seems to work well using SHM. I have placed the script file under home/openFOAM/bin. So, I should try to add a single layer before executing your script right? |
Ashish,
From memory, my script refined an existing single wall layer, so it needed to be created first by SHM. However, one key issue with the approach was that the OpenFOAM wall layer refinement utility didn't check/correct the mesh for quality. If you get a bad mesh, the solver crashes. Use cfMesh instead. Best regards, Eric |
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