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Majid Hojjat
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Munich, Germany
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Hi!
Recently I am modeling a 2D problem using empty patches. Due to complexity of the geometry I can not use the "blockMesh" tool. Has anybody some experience in importing 2D mesh to OpenFoam? Previously I have used for 3D geometries, ICEM to produce unstructured mesh and FluentMeshToFoam to import it. That worked perfectly. but in 2D, there should be a single layer of elements in the third direction. I tried extruding a 2D mesh in ICEM, but then it was not possible to assign "part" name to the faces of the extruded mesh (because mesh is not a geometry object). So i had no boundaries (inlet, outlet, etc.) in OpenFoam. Thanks! |
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Daniel P. Combest
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: St. Louis, USA
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Hi,
You can just make a 2D mesh in say GAMBIT and export it as such. When importing into OF, the mesh will be changed into a 3D mesh with an empty front and back. |
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