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Mak
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Dear Foamers,
I am working on dambreak flow in an open channel. can any one help me how to specify manning's roughness coefficient in OpenFoam. I checked manual and code, no success. Is there anyway to specify bottom friction in OpenFoam ? Thank You in advance. ![]() Regards, Trinath Rao Last edited by trinath2rao; July 13, 2012 at 06:28. |
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Matthew Denno
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Hi,
There is a rough wall function that I believe can be specified in the nut file. I haven't tried it and I am not sure how to relate the roughness to Manning's, but I think with some searching and research you could come up with something that would work. Matt |
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