movingCone tutorial

samiam1000 · May 18, 2012, 05:08

Dear Foamers,

I am running the movingCone tutorial (I use OF2.1)..

The point is that I can not understand if there is a topological mesh changing in this tutorial? Or is it simply an automatic mesh moving?

How can I find this out?

Thanks a lot,

Samuele

ZakiLeon · August 19, 2024, 11:30

Hi there,
The movingCone case is actually a combination of amoving mesh with topological changes a certain timesteps. You can find the corresponding informations in the file constant/dynamicMeshDict, composed of two sub-dictionnaries, one called mover (for the mesh deformation) and one called topoChanger (topological changes).

May 18, 2012, 05:08	movingCone tutorial	#1
samiam1000 Senior Member Samuele Z Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Mozzate - Co - Italy Posts: 520 Rep Power: 18	Dear Foamers, I am running the movingCone tutorial (I use OF2.1).. The point is that I can not understand if there is a topological mesh changing in this tutorial? Or is it simply an automatic mesh moving? How can I find this out? Thanks a lot, Samuele

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August 19, 2024, 11:30		#2
ZakiLeon New Member Zaki Join Date: Aug 2024 Posts: 3 Rep Power: 2	Hi there, The movingCone case is actually a combination of amoving mesh with topological changes a certain timesteps. You can find the corresponding informations in the file constant/dynamicMeshDict, composed of two sub-dictionnaries, one called mover (for the mesh deformation) and one called topoChanger (topological changes).