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October 28, 2010, 02:49
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gmshToFoam: patch vs wall
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Julien de Charentenay
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Location: Australia
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Hi,
I have recently trying to convert Gmsh mesh to OpenFoam with relatively good success so far. I recently try using the simpleFoam solver (turbulence) and run into the following problem: The boundaries defined in Gmsh are converted to Patch in openFoam. Although it is good for inlet/outlet, wall with wall function require the type to be set to Wall. Is there a way (other than manually editing the constant/Boundary file) to convert Patch into Wall (or get gmshToFoam to do it)? Thanks in advance Julien |
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