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Stanley91 April 5, 2019 06:00

Simple rectangle open channel flow
 
Hi,

To help get to grips with OpenFoam i'm trying to model a simple rectangular open channel. Surely something like this has been done before and there is a tutorial I could follow.

Is anyone aware of such a thing?

Thanks
Paul

keitaro7_14 April 5, 2019 08:33

I recommend you to follow the official User Guide of OpenFOAM. The lid-driven cavity flow is a good example to perform a simple simulation.

In the folder $FOAM_TUTORIALS you have a fantastic compilation of resolved problems, which you can adapt to each particular case.

You can find the User Guide here:
http://foam.sourceforge.net/docs/Gui...erGuide-A4.pdf

RobertHB April 8, 2019 03:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stanley91 (Post 729958)
Hi,

To help get to grips with OpenFoam i'm trying to model a simple rectangular open channel. Surely something like this has been done before and there is a tutorial I could follow.

Is anyone aware of such a thing?

Thanks
Paul

There is a tutorial called channel395 which models a flow between two parallel plates. You could modify the boundary conditions to achive a open channel.

Stanley91 April 12, 2019 04:20

Thanks guys :)


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