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Hello
I have a nozzle flow and I would like to patch some distance (say x ) from the nozzle inlet with the liquid to save some computational time. where should i indicate the patch of gamma = 1(ie liquid region) in the case file ? I was able to notice the planetopatchdict but not sure how should i patch my liquid in the domain. Thanks Vatant |
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Hrvoje Jasak
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Have a look at the setDamBreak in the damBreak tutorial: you write a little application (just like the one I've mentioned) and set up the initial condition for gamma in any way you like.
Enjoy, Hrv
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