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Dear all,
I'm trying to inject some tracer material into my simulation using the scalarSemiImplicitSource (in conjunction with a scalarTransport function object). All examples usually inject a fixed amount x for a fixed time t. I want to specify time-varying injection values now. So I am looking for a way to get my values into the scalarSemiImplicitSource (e.g. one value per second). Is there such a way? Or do I have to use the codedSource? (if I have to use the codedSource: How would I implement such a table there?) |
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Yann
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Hi,
You should be able to define a table, the syntax might change depending of the OpenFOAM version you are using.
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Oh, that was easy. Should have read the header of the source completely! Thanks for pointing out the solution
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Could you post your solution ? I am having a hard time with a similar problem.
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