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Old   October 6, 2009, 06:24
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Dear everybody,
I want to simulate the wind flows around a building using LES. This is a 3D problem. To Inlet boundary , I want to use inflow turbulence.
Velocity or temperature change with both position and time.
I have huge experiment datas of inflow boundary, change with z , y, and time. In unsteady simulation, in every time step , I want to read these experiment data as the inflow boundary condition, if this can be realized easily in OpenFOAM ? Thank you .
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Old   October 6, 2009, 06:40
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Look for timeVaryingMappedFixedValue in this forum.
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Old   October 9, 2009, 03:11
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Thanks for johndeas, I have already Looked for TimeVaryingMappedFixedValue.
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Thanks for johndeas, I have already Looked for TimeVaryingMappedFixedValue.
Does that mean you know how to work with TimeVaryingMappedFixedValue or are still searching for a solution?
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Does that mean you know how to work with TimeVaryingMappedFixedValue or are still searching for a solution?
I am a newer of OpenFOAM, I'm still searching for a solution,I begin to look TimeVaryingMappedFixedValue, but it seems to be difficult.
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I am a newer of OpenFOAM, I'm still searching for a solution,I begin to look TimeVaryingMappedFixedValue, but it seems to be difficult.
This may be. Especially as a beginner.
Just tell us what you don't understand and maybe we can help.
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