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Old   June 27, 2017, 11:08
Default Restart a dynamic refined simulation from a different time-step
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Hi All,

Is there a way to restart a simulation with dynamic mesh refinement (interDyMFoam) from a time different from zero, and prevent openFoam from refining again a mesh that has already been refined in the previous steps?

If a simply restart the simulation from a time different from the 0-time, openfoam takes the already refined mesh as the "base" mesh and refines again. i would like to avoid this. I though about using mapField utility to map the "refined" fields at a certain time back on the base mesh (not refined) and restart the simulation from there but i was wondering if there is a quicker way to do that.

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Andrea
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