Dear All, This is a reminde
 

Dear All,

This is a reminder to anyone working in the area of OpenFOAM mesh generation, moving mesh or any other related meshing tasks. If they would
like to present in the forthcoming "mesh handling and generation" session in the OpenFOAM workshop in Milan the closing date for a short a
bstract on their work is the 31st March 2008.

regards
Andrew Jackson

http://www.openfoamworkshop.org/08/i...itle=Main_Page

Hi Andrew, I am preparing a
 

Hi Andrew,

I am preparing an abstract on high quality grid generation for OpenFOAM.
Should I send it to you or somebody else?

Regards,

Vincent

disappearing internal wall after conversion
 

Hello All,
Just I am trying to work with OpenFoam and appears problem with internal wall.
I used Centaur export mesh to fluent cas and convert this mesh in to OpenFOAM.
Unfortunately , I lost a info subject internal wall.
I believe that is some method for create a mesh included internal wall for OpenFOAM.
I open for any suggestion, what kind of free tools should I use for proper mesh generating.


I would like to setup a pressure wall drop on this internal wall




before conversion into OpenFOAM

-----------------------------------
| ~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~~ |
| inlet ~~~~ :~~~~~~~ | outlet
|~~~~~~~ ~:~~~~~~~ |
-----------------------------------

: -- internal wall


after conversion
-----------------------------------
| ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~|
| inlet ~~~~ ~~~~~~~ | outlet
|~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~ |
-----------------------------------

P.S. I am a fresh OpenFOAM user and I am open for cooperation with OpenFOAM expert.


Thanks and regards,

Joe

Do a search for threads about baffles, internal/zero thickness walls, and the createBaffles and mergeOrSplitBaffles utilities. That should give you a good start.

In a nutshell, you'll need to select the faces that used to be part of the internal wall and turn them into baffles.

On a side note, please include screenshots or sketches in the future; the ASCII drawing you made is very difficult to see what you want, and the formatting on different browsers can cause it to appear distorted/different than you want.