overset mesh - collision of mesh

maxonline · February 19, 2019, 11:47

Hallo,

I basically try to simulate a stone falling into water using the overset mesh methode and OpenFOAM v1812 with the solver overInterDyMFoam. I used the floatingBody tutorial and modified it. The simulation works fine untill the the "stone" (overset patch) hits the ground (boundary of domain).
Is there a possibility to allow collision of the patches or to stop the movement of the overset mesh at a certain distance to the boundary?

Santiago · February 19, 2019, 16:56

The question should be: what should the overset region outside of the background mesh be? That is, what should the cells of the inner cells be whenever they go out of the outer domain?

February 19, 2019, 11:47	overset mesh - collision of mesh	#1
maxonline New Member Max Join Date: May 2011 Location: Nuremberg Posts: 17 Rep Power: 14	Hallo, I basically try to simulate a stone falling into water using the overset mesh methode and OpenFOAM v1812 with the solver overInterDyMFoam. I used the floatingBody tutorial and modified it. The simulation works fine untill the the "stone" (overset patch) hits the ground (boundary of domain). Is there a possibility to allow collision of the patches or to stop the movement of the overset mesh at a certain distance to the boundary?

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February 19, 2019, 16:56		#2
Santiago Senior Member Santiago Lopez Castano Join Date: Nov 2012 Posts: 354 Rep Power: 15	The question should be: what should the overset region outside of the background mesh be? That is, what should the cells of the inner cells be whenever they go out of the outer domain?