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NoradFirst2 July 20, 2015 08:50

Viscous Layers generating defaultFaces
 
Hi Foamers,

I have a problem with Salome/OpenFoam.

There is a viscous layer in my current mesh and it is generating a problem once I export it to UNV to use it in OpenFoam later: the viscous layer is generating a face which is identified when I export to OpenFoam and create a defaultFace I cannot get rid off.

(I first had this defaultFace poping, I went on paraFoam to see it and it was a face 3mm above my actual wall corresponding to the last viscous layer...)

Does anyone has an idea on how to handle this problem? It never appeared before... Thanks :')

EDIT: The ideasUnvToFoam command is telling me at the end:

Quote:

FOAM Warning: [...] Found 31920 undefined faces in mesh; adding to default patch.
The thing is I cannot find those faces in Salome.

EDIT2: checkMesh is telling me there are two regions in my mesh which is not normal. I should probably try to merge these two regions into one. Somehow...

EDIT3: Everything is fine as long as I remove the viscous layers.

NoradFirst2 July 20, 2015 09:46

"Solved" my problem by computing the mesh again... It was a bug I guess.

NoradFirst2 July 23, 2015 05:09

Well, I changed some parameters in my mesh to improve my computation but the problem is coming back and I cannot get ride off it by simply computing the mesh again and again... Any idea to fix my problem properly?

cristopf February 2, 2016 05:04

Hi,

I have exactly the same problem. I donīt know how to solve that. Could you find a way to handle it in the meantime?

deepbandivadekar June 21, 2018 05:49

@NoradFirst2 or @cristopf were you able to solve this?


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