CFD Online Discussion Forums - Problem running pimpleFoam in magnus effect simulation

First off, I am using openFoam8.
This is to do a simulation using pimpleFoam to simulate a rotating boundary layer around a cylinder in order to produce the magnus effect.

My goal is to eventually incorporate this into a car simulation, in lieu of rotating meshes at the wheels, but I digress.

I modelled the cylinder in solidworks, and get a nice mesh with 2 boundary layers via snappyHexMesh. PotentialFoam runs okay. But when I run pimpleFoam, I get this error:

Code:

                         Create time

 



 Create mesh for time = 0

 



 



 PIMPLE: No convergence criteria found

 



 



 PIMPLE: No corrector convergence criteria found

         Calculations will do 2 corrections

 



 



 PIMPLE: Operating solver in transient mode with 2 outer correctors

 



 



 Reading field p

 



 Reading field U

 



 Reading/calculating face flux field phi

 



 Selecting incompressible transport model Newtonian

 Selecting turbulence model type RAS

 Selecting RAS turbulence model kEpsilon

 [1]  

 [1]  

 [1] --> FOAM FATAL IO ERROR:  

 [1] Illegal dictionary entry or environment variable name "internalField"

 Valid dictionary entries are 1(type)

 [1]  

 [1] file: /home/boffin5/cfdaero/mag-cyl/processor1/0/k/cyclicACMI from line 21 to line 21.

 [1]  

 [1]     From function bool Foam::primitiveEntry::expandVariable(const Foam::variable&, const Foam::dictionary&)

 [1]     in file db/dictionary/primitiveEntry/primitiveEntry.C at line 92.

 [1]  

 FOAM parallel run exiting

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I read this as a problem with my 0/k file, and it is weird because nowhere in my code is "cyclicAMI." As a basis, I used the pimpleFoam tutorial for a propeller, but after many tries, as evidenced by the multiple // marks in the attached, still can't get it to work. My case files are included in the attached. Thanks again to all who have helped me in the past, and I hope that you might be able to do so once again.