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February 23, 2011, 04:33
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a question about moving mesh
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chenkai
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Location: munich
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Hi everyone,
I want to simulate a braking process of a wheel using OpenFoam. The first step I want do, is to let the wheel rotate with a konstant angular velocity. And then give a electromageneticfield to create a loreze force and stop the wheel. My problem is how can I use the dynamicMeshDict to make the wheel rotate. I have search the information about the rotating mesh on Internet. But most of them are related to turbine, which have two part: a rotor and a stator. And they use the slidingInterface or GGI. But in my case I only have a wheel, so it should be easier than the turbine. Does anyone have idea, how to make a wheel rotate in OpenFOAM? Thanks in advance |
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