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Old   April 2, 2015, 21:37
Default floating object inside the flume tutorial with interDyMFoam
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hi everybody

I'm completely new to openfoam and CFD world, so please be patient if my request seems stupid

for studying purposes I've to simulate a wavetank including a floating plate. During my researches I've found that waves2foam is more or less what I need, but I don't know what I've to do to add the floating object, for example to the waveflume tutorial.

I'm running openfoam 2.3.0, and I've found the tutorial linked here (https://sites.google.com/site/jordim...ic-mesh-motion) but it's not working at all, since it's designed for OF 1.7.1

could you please help me?

tnx in advance

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