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Old   March 23, 2009, 04:19
Default How to get the face numbers of a boundary?
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I knew I can check the polyMesh directory, however now I am tyring to modify boundary in the solver, and it will deal with different meshes, so which function should I use?
By the way, is their any documents to introduce some common function used in Openfoam, I really don't want to trouble someone...

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Old   March 24, 2009, 02:01
Wink face number for boundary mesh
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Hi,

try to go through the below code maybe you can learn something for your question.

label patchInletWaterID = mesh.boundaryMesh().findPatchID("outletWater");
const polyPatch& cInletWaterPatch = mesh.boundaryMesh()[patchInletWaterID];
vectorField inletWaterFaceCentres(mesh.C().boundaryField()[patchInletWaterID]);
scalarField inletWaterY(inletWaterFaceCentres.component(vector ::Y));
scalarField inletWaterX(inletWaterFaceCentres.component(vector ::X));

forAll(cInletWaterPatch, faceI)
{
scalar YWaterpos(inletWaterY[faceI]);
scalar XWaterpos(inletWaterX[faceI]);
vector faceWaterU(vector::zero);

if (YWaterpos<=0.2)
{
faceWaterU.x()=0.1;
// U.boundaryField()[patchInletWaterID][faceI] = faceWaterU;
// pd.boundaryField()[patchInletWaterID][faceI] = rho.boundaryField()[patchInletWaterID][faceI] *-gh.boundaryField()[patchInletWaterID][faceI];
pd.boundaryField()[patchInletWaterID][faceI] = 0.5*rho.boundaryField()[patchInletWaterID][faceI]*faceWaterU.x()*faceWaterU.x();
// p.boundaryField()[patchInletWaterID][faceI] = 2*pd.boundaryField()[patchInletWaterID][faceI];
cout<< "I am here to change pd value x,y"<<XWaterpos<<"\t"<<YWaterpos<<"\n";
cout<< "gh:="<<gh.boundaryField()[patchInletWaterID][faceI]<<"\n";
cout<< "gamma:="<< gamma.boundaryField()[patchInletWaterID][faceI]<<"\n";
cout<< "rho:="<< rho.boundaryField()[patchInletWaterID][faceI]<<"\n";
cout<<"pd="<<pd.boundaryField()[patchInletWaterID][faceI]<<" P="<<p.boundaryField()[patchInletWaterID][faceI]<<"\n";
}

}
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