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May 22, 2015, 07:02 |
Inlet in Middle of the Domain
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Hasan K.J.
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Hello Everyone,
I was wondering If it is possible to have an inlet from middle of the domain using some code or something, or someother method of creating a patch after making the mesh using some OpenFOAM magic that some of you always surprise me with. What I have is essentially a simple large domain with an airfoil in the centre a C-mesh, but instead of having one entire side as inlet, I want just one meter line within the domain as my inflow area, I have attached a sketch Thanks a lot for your time and effort. Hasan K.J
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May 26, 2015, 02:53 |
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If I understand you right, you can do it with a topoSet utility. You need to define a box with your inlet, then topoSet convert it to the set. Then you need to use createPatch tool, which creates the patch for you.
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