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May 12, 2008, 14:25
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Edward Reed
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I'm just getting start with OpenFOAM and am looking to use it for external aero applications. To get started, I followed the pitzDaily tutorial in the Programmer's Guide for the rearward facing step with simpleFoam. When I try to extend this problem to 3D with a tetrahedral mesh around a simple aircraft, the solution is not coherent. I've turned off turbulence in an effort to simplify things with no luck.
Do I need to change interpolation schemes to get reasonable results using a tetrahedral mesh? What am I missing? |
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