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Sean
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Hello everyone,
I'm new here and have been exploring the use of OpenFOAM for my projects tunnel rush. I came across a thread discussing the use of MapFields for geometry. I'm working on a similar issue where I need to map the flow field from a coarser mesh to a finer one, and I'm encountering some challenges with 'nan' values during the process. I noticed that the original poster, Mahdi_Kh, had a similar problem. Could anyone guide me on how to properly set up the mapFieldsDict for such a case, especially when dealing with cyclicAMI at the inlet and outlet? Any advice on avoiding 'nan' values would be greatly appreciated. Last edited by SeanAcree; March 28, 2024 at 21:39. |
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