Adding solvers from DensityBasedTurbo to foam-extend 3.0
Hi, everyone!
I have a problem. I have a OpenFOAM-ext-3.0 installed. And I want to add solvers from http://sourceforge.net/p/openfoam-ex...nicMRFDyMFoam/ What is the way I must do that? I tried to do it like this: Quote:
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Quick answer: Installation instructions are provided here: http://openfoamwiki.net/index.php/Ex...sityBasedTurbo
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Thanks a lot, but that didn't work...
I got a lot of errors like could not open file after Quote:
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Greetings Seroga,
OK, the problem is that your foam-extend 3.0 is installed as root. As long as the source code for DensityBasedTurbo is located in your normal user account, you only need to do the following two steps as root: Code:
cp -r timeStepping/MRF/* $FOAM_SRC/finiteVolume/cfdTools/general/MRF/ In other words: Code:
mkdir -p $FOAM_RUN Bruno |
I've already tried that. But no result...
Here is the log: Code:
root@user-System-Product-Name:/home/user/foam/user-3.0/DensityBasedTurbo/src# wmake libso $FOAM_SRC/finiteVolume |
Quick answer: If you installed foam-extend 3.0 from a Deb package, then try this:
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su - |
Thanks a lot!!! That helped.
Could you please tell one more thing? Now, than I try to run transonicMRFDyMFoam it shows an error: Unknown function type patchMassFlow. That's because this function is used in controlDict added function. What's the way to handle this error? Moreover, than I try to calculate Mach number for calculated case I get Code:
--> FOAM FATAL ERROR: |
Hi Seroga,
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My guess is that something went wrong during the other steps in Allrun, because swak4Foam isn't installed. Best regards, Bruno |
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I've installed swak4Foam and everything went OK. Thanks for your help!
However, I've tried to use some other solvers from that scope like transonicMRFFSIDyMFoam and faced other problems... The main error looks like Quote:
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Could you, please, help me with this problem? |
Hi Seroga,
I've got good news and bad news:
Best regards, Bruno |
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