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December 7, 2010, 00:18
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Import non-uniform mesh from fluent
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Dang Truon
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I solve Lid-driven cavity problem by importing geometry and non-uniform mesh from Fluent into OpenFOAM. Unfortunately, result of velocity vector is not correct as shown in figure. We cannot see a vortex in the middle of cavity. Could you show me what wrong is?
 If I enlarge top region, we can see positive x-direction vectors, I think OpenFOAM may not be understood non-uniform mesh.  Thank you very much. |
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