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Old   June 21, 2010, 08:02
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Hi
I'm simulating a evolutive case. My initial domain is a rectangle 2d and the shape of the bottom is a gaussian. At each temporal step the bottom modify its shape, How can I modify the mesh quickly at each time step?

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Old   June 21, 2010, 09:11
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Simple. Use the mesh-motion solver to move points at each time step. Take a look at icoDyMFoam and its multiple variants.
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Uhm the coordinates of new point are calculated with matlab. I can use icoDyMFoam?
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I don't see why not. I would write a function in C++ that replicates the matlab code to define boundary point-positions, and pass that into the mesh-motion solver to let it deal with internal ones. There's a ton of code-snippets in the forum that deal with this situation.
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I can use it with simpleFoam?
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Old   June 21, 2010, 19:55
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I don't understand well how work it. In my problem matlab simulate a process and inside it (for cycle) I call OpenFoam to calculate shear stress, the new shape of the bottom is result of matlab script, I would modify old vertex mesh into the new one, and recalculate the new shear stress with openfoam etc...
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I'm using simpleFoam for my simulation couple with a matlab script. I do a simulation with openfoam and I use its result for matlab script that update the geometry. How can I modify my mesh without remeshing to start a new simulation? I use a fluent mesh. It is a evolutive simulation coupled with matlab, and during the simulation change only the bottom shape.

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Dear Daniele,

As far as I've realized, you've written a script in Linux which calls OpenFOAM. I'm gonna do a similar job. Actually, I'm supposed to write an algorithm in C++ or Matlab which one part of it deals with CFD calculations in which it needs to call OpenFOAM. I was wondering if you could please provide me a sample code/script (in any language) which calls OpenFOAM or a tutorial which might help me sort out the way of calling OpenFOAM.

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Old   December 19, 2010, 15:43
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Hi
What kind of command i must use to update my geometry. My situation is this:
1) Matlab script -> new bottom geometry
2) Update OpenFoam mesh with new bottom
3)OpenFoam simulation-> result go to matlab
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So Can i update OpenFoam mesh? Matlab script give me new vertex position of the mesh bottom.
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