Boundary conditions for Internal faces
Hello i want to set the boundary conditons for internal faces
i run simple how to set the internal faces for P ,U i just want the fluid flow through the face and no special boundary condition |
Dear Evangelos,
did you find an answer ? I have the same kind of problem. I want to set a boundary condition for a patch inside the flow domain. Let me know. Regards, Stephane. |
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but if you want to connect volumes and eliminate the internal faces try " merge faces " using Gambit |
Greetings to all!
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For example, there is a tutorial named "TJunctionFan", located in "incompressible/pimpleFoam/TJunctionFan", which creates a cyclic baffle. It then uses a special boundary condition of type "fan"... well, the specifics are in the file "system/createBafflesDict" and in "system/topoSetDict" you can see how the cell faces are selected for later converting to the cyclic baffles. @Evangelos: creating a faceSet or faceZoneSet might be enough, if you want to calculate the mass-flow going through the selected faces, or some kind of value monitor. These are selected using topoSet, as described in the aforementioned tutorial. Best regards, Bruno |
Hi ,
I have created a solid sheet patch inside a fluid domain in salome and imported to fluent. the internal patch has been defined in face zones. I want to define it as a wall and specify some field values for it. Can someone help me on this? |
Greetings Dinesh,
If you can provide a small example case, it would be easier to help you. Best regards, Bruno |
Hi Bruno,
Thanks for the help. I can work and see on it. |
By the way, doesn't this page explain what you are trying to do? http://openfoamwiki.net/index.php/Ho...internal_walls
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Hi Bruno,
I created a large box. Inside which i created a duct, as a solid domain. Then I used partition operation for two bodies. The boundaries are created in the face zone of the polymesh. I need to create a temperature boundary condition in the walls in the 0 directory. But I cant find the boundary condition for the walls. This is my problem. |
Hi Dinesh,
Mmm... OK, then if the instructions at http://openfoamwiki.net/index.php/Ho...internal_walls don't do what you need, then I need an example case so that I can test this myself. Best regards, Bruno |
Hi,
If you can send ur email id, I can send the case to you directly. |
Greetings everyone,
I have been running into a related issue with my simulation, although it may be an even simpler case. I've been following along the $FOAM_RUN/tutorials/incompressible/pimpleFoam/TJunctionFan tutorial to see if I can create a baffle in my domain. My general procedure so far has been to first define my topoSetDict to create a faceZone that will then be converted into an internal wall with createBaffles. The actions field inside my topoSetDict looks like: PHP Code:
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Regards, Steven |
Hello all,
I seem to have solved my problem. For those that are interested, I will explain what I did in order to create my infinitely thin wall. Please forgive me if my explanation isn't technically sound, it is merely how I understand it. What I needed was essentially a vertical partition in my wave flume to create a 180 degree bend, essentially what is shown in my primitive drawing below (imagine the dots aren't there): _________________________________________ |........ ___________________________________| |_________________| I needed it to behave as the external walls did with all the same initial and boundary conditions for k, epsilon, velocity, pressure, eddy viscosity, etc. In the first step I created a topoSetDict with the following entries inside: PHP Code:
I ran topoSet after my mesh was created and was able to view the newly created "set" and "zone" in paraview (not yet a patch). To convert it to a wall I ran createBaffles with the following createBafflesDict entries: PHP Code:
If anyone who understands this better I would love to know if my procedure is standard, or if there is an easier way etc! Hope it helps someone, Steven |
Greetings to all!
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I ask this because otherwise your email will only get lost in the several other emails I get, which is why I like to keep OpenFOAM+forum related questions only on the forum itself, including private messages. @Steven: Thanks for sharing the solution you've reached. And sorry, but I don't have time to go over the solution you've found :(. Best regards, Bruno |
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Good Day All
Sorry for reviving an old post but i think my question fits in here. I have created internal faces similar to the original post
The inlet and outlet patches are pressure based and i am using bouyantSimpleFoam as the solver since i have a heating element in my mesh. Below is my U file Code:
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I have a zip of the case file but its too large to attach I have attached a screenshot of the mesh. the solid white patch would the baffels. The inlet and outlet are on the right side. These are clips of the stl used to make the mesh. Any advice welcome |
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I did exactly what you did and it worked. Now if I want to create inner walls which are not vertical or horizontal but inclined (60 degree) what should I choose? I cannot use box to face so what else can I use? |
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hi everyone, i am having the same problem, but its a boundary that is an artefact of using fluentMeshToFoam so i'm stuck with it.
the yellow wall is the wall i dont need for my simulation. i've set that boundary to internal and defined the initial conditions as type internal. this works just fine when i check my conditions (by typing paraFoam before running the sim) but upon running the sim, i get an error saying it cannot form a matrix for this wall. for the simpleFoam solver, i can use an internal condition as well (simpleFoam -listScalarBCs -listVectorBCs) any ideas on how to fix it? i have tried this and it doesnt work, openfoam does not expect wall_A and expects a ) or } https://openfoamwiki.net/index.php/H...internal_walls thanks! |
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