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Old   March 5, 2008, 16:14
Default Hi Paul, I think we should
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Hi Paul,

I think we should check out the case on monday. Maybe you should change the time step (because of the time step continuity errors), let`s check all data and compare it to the Fluent- case.
Great job, so far, I know this case is a little complicated ;-)

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P.S.:Have a nice weekend
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Old   June 12, 2008, 11:26
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Hi Paul & Jan

I wanted to ask if you have found a solution in the meantime. I'm having a similar problem with stitchMesh which is basically a static sliding interface.

I want to simulate an impeller with MRFSimpleFOAM. My mesh consists of 3 parts (InletTube, Impeller and Volute) which were merged into one case. I'm using OpenFOAM-1.4.1-dev from powerlab and was able to stitch the mesh between InletTube and Impeller. Unfortunately I get the following error message when I try to stitch the mesh between Impeller and Volute:


Create mesh for time = 0

Coupling patches IMPELLEROUTLET and VOLUTEINLET
Resulting (internal) faces will be in faceZone IMPELLEROUTLETVOLUTEINLETCutFaceZone

Note: the overall area covered by both patches should be identical ("integral" interface).
If this is not the case use the -partial option

Adding point and face zones
Reading all current volfields


--> FOAM FATAL ERROR : Cannot determine best atan point. Doing face: 6(1772575 1772576 2344107 2335573 2335572 2344108) Cur point: 2336994 Next points: 3(2336995 322249 322274)

From function void enrichedPatch::calcCutFaces() const
in file slidingInterface/enrichedPatch/enrichedPatchCutFaces.C at line 277.

FOAM aborting


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Old   September 22, 2009, 13:59
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Hello,

I am using OpenfOAM 1-5 on linux suse 10.3.

I could successfully execute the movingCone case in icoDyMFoam. And now I am trying to implement the same on a rectangular domain with four sides:-inletwall outletwall topwall and bottomwall.
I am trying to move the inlet wall with a constant velocity.But after running the case when I see the results the inlet wall moves and as it moves it compresses by domain.
My computational domain gets compressed and reduces in size.
Can someone please guide me.

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Old   December 30, 2010, 12:32
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Hello Everybody,

I am trying to rotate a wheel inside a room. To deal with motion, i am using slidingInterface and icoDyMFoam solver.

But unfortunately i am stuck to a problem at the very beginning of the simulation and the is the following one.


Cannot determine best atan point. Doing face: 8(1859704 1859968 1859701 1859967 16123 16130 1859969 1859970) Cur point: 1859970 Next points: 4(1859704 1859969 1859968 585674)

From function void enrichedPatch::calcCutFaces() const
in file polyMeshModifiers/slidingInterface/enrichedPatch/enrichedPatchCutFaces.C at line 277.

FOAM aborting

I tried to grasp at the code but still dint understand it. Can anyone please let me know, how could I handle this case. There is a problem with my mesh or with something else.

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Old   June 7, 2012, 10:04
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Hi Niklas,
I'm quite interested in the channel flow with a vibrating 'floor' case, 'cause I'm working on a similar simulation described below:
I am doing a LES simulation of flow over a flexible wall undergoing a streamwise travelling wave motion, the lower boundary of the domain is shown in the picture below. The elevation of the lower wall is a function of both time and space, i.e. y_wall=amplitude*sin[k(x-ct)], where c is the phase speed and k is frequency, which means every point of the lower boundary oscillates up and down its own equilibrium position with different phase angle.
So how can I deal with such kind of boundary motion and corresponding dynamic mesh?
Any suggestion will be appreciated!
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