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April 20, 2019, 08:53 |
streamLines from a plane
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raf sevenants
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Hey,
I am simulating a wind tunnel test from a car and would like to use the streamLine function to get an idea of the streamlines over the car. In the OpenFOAM tutorials I can only find examples where the type "uniform" is used. I would like to use the type plane but dont know how to specify the geometry of it. Can anyone help me with this? An example of how I would want the function to look: Code:
streamLines1 { libs ("libfieldFunctionObjects.so"); type streamLine; writeControl writeTime; setFormat vtk; trackForward true; fields (p U); lifeTime 2000; nSubCycle 5; cloudName particleTracks; seedSampleSet { type plane; axis x; start (2 0 0.3); //using this start and end still results in a line of points end (2 0 0.7); nPoints 10; } } Raf |
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