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February 21, 2024, 07:49 |
Openfoam bodyforce
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Sangkyu Baek
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Hi guys, I am doing a research in a different field but I wanted to connect my research topic to CFD so I recently started learning to use openFoam. I have been trying to reproduce a simulation from a journal and have figured out about most of the settings of the simulation I want to do but this simulation has sin(4y) to x direction as a source term. How can I implement this bodyforce into either simpleFoam or pimpleFoam?
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body force inclusion, pimplefoam, simplefoam |
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