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Harnoor Singh
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I am a beginner in OpenFoam. I am currently working on 'Simulation of Thermal Plume with off source heating'. I am done with the geometry and meshing. I am using buoyantBoussinesqSimpleFoam as steady state solver. I am not sure about the boundary conditions to be given. Can someone please suggest the boundary conditions for the INLET, BOTTOM, TOP and SIDES. (Case link is given below)
https://drive.google.com/folderview?...ms&usp=sharing My boundary conditions and other case files are given in the link. But the solution diverges quickly ![]() Also, can anyone explain what is alphat and how is it a variable? I though it was thermal diffusivity. ![]() Any help is appreciated. Tnx in advance. |
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