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Old   June 10, 2010, 09:15
Default FireFOAM for non confined-flame modelling
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Hi everyone,

I'm a beginner to use FireFOAM solver. I'd like to investigate a non-confined jet by this solver . I've already created my first geometry and grid by blockMesh dictionary file.
I'm trying to understand better the meaning of every file in 0 directory (How I should set the boundary conditions for the case) . I'd rather understand how I should to set the p (pressure) file before running the solver , specially for the openSide patch (used to emulate non-confined flame).
I've got the patches as follow:
inlet;
outlet;
symmetryPlane; (Axial-symmetry)
wall;
openSide; (Non-confined jet)
frontAndBack; (2D geometry)

Any suggestions?
Thanks a lot in advance.

Many Regards,

Cristiano
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