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Forum: OpenFOAM May 21, 2013, 22:10

Replies: 16 How to know mesh size after dynamic refinement Views: 4,606 Posted By kmooney The alpha1 field is stored on the mesh. It is... The alpha1 field is stored on the mesh. It is one in the same as there is no alpha1 mesh, there is one domain mesh on which all of your flow fields are discretized onto. You should check out some...

Forum: OpenFOAM May 21, 2013, 21:57

Replies: 16 How to know mesh size after dynamic refinement Views: 4,606 Posted By kmooney I'm going to be honest and say that at this point... I'm going to be honest and say that at this point I really don't know what you're asking.

Forum: OpenFOAM May 21, 2013, 19:15

Replies: 16 How to know mesh size after dynamic refinement Views: 4,606 Posted By kmooney After refinement, the alpha field would have been... After refinement, the alpha field would have been resized and mapped from the previous mesh. It will have the same number of internalField values as there are cells in the mesh. If you still...

Forum: OpenFOAM May 21, 2013, 19:14

Replies: 16 How to know mesh size after dynamic refinement Views: 4,606 Posted By kmooney After refinement, the alpha field would have been... After refinement, the alpha field would have been resized and mapped from the previous mesh. It will have the same number of internalField values as there are cells in the mesh. If you still...

Forum: OpenFOAM May 20, 2013, 22:50

Replies: 16 How to know mesh size after dynamic refinement Views: 4,606 Posted By kmooney I'm not sure if this is the exact code to make it... I'm not sure if this is the exact code to make it happen but could could find the average cell volume exactly, no need for approximation: scalar totalVol = gSum(mesh.cellVolumes()); scalar...

Forum: OpenFOAM May 20, 2013, 21:13

Replies: 16 How to know mesh size after dynamic refinement Views: 4,606 Posted By kmooney If you're running in parallel you could do... If you're running in parallel you could do something like this: label nCells = returnReduce(mesh.cells().size(), sumOp<label>()); Info<<" Total number of cells in mesh: "<<nCells<<endl; ...

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