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Old   March 13, 2019, 13:30
Default Use 2D-profile as Input boundary
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Hello,


i want to use an 2D-Veocity profile as boundary for an Simulation. when i try to run it, the fatal Error:
Quote:
--> FOAM FATAL ERROR:
out-of-order value: 0.00456486 at index 2

From function void Foam::Function1Types::TableBase<Type>::check() const [with Type = Foam::Vector<double>]
in file lnInclude/TableBase.C at line 208.

FOAM exiting
appears.




This is how i implemented the csv file in the 0 folder.

Quote:
boundaryField
{
Inlet
{
type fixedProfile;
profile csvFile;

direction (0 1 1);
origin (0 -0.15 0.025);

profileCoeffs
{
nHeaderLine 0;
refColumn 0;
componentColumns (2 3 4);
separator ",";
mergeSeparators no;
file "inlet/inlet_U.csv";
outOfBounds clamp;
interpolationScheme linear;
}


}
The csv file has the y- and z-coordinates in column 0 and 1, and the 3 Velocity components in column 2 3 and 4.


Does anyone know where my mistake is? I didn't find anything on the internet.


Thanks
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