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Old   August 11, 2009, 09:41
Default Problems about buoyantBoussinesqSimpleFoam solver
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Hi, dear foamers, I am trying to use the solver of buoyantBoussinesqSimpleFoam to calculate a simple case, however I am not sure about the boundary condition setting of p.
I consult the hotRoom case, and set it as follows.

wall:
type buoyantPressure;
rho rhok;
value uniform 0;
inlet: zeroGradient;
outlet: fixedValue;

However, the calculation results are wrong. Any comments?
Thank you in advance.

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Old   August 12, 2009, 23:08
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It seems OK, have a nice day, everyone.

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Old   December 20, 2009, 23:15
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It seems OK, have a nice day, everyone.

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Hi, Chiven,
Are you doing heat transfer ? It seems that buoyantBoussinesqPisoFoam can't select LES turbulence model, it noly can use RAS model.Could you give me some suggestion what is the easise way to use LES buoyant model?
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Old   December 21, 2009, 00:24
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Hi, Jiang, this time I am struggling for the multiphase flow.
What a pity I am not good at LES model. Maybe you need revise the code referencing to the solvers with LES model, like buoyantPisoFoam, etc.
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Thanks ,Chiven.
I think I should modify buoyantPisoFoam.
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Hi, Jiang, this time I am struggling for the multiphase flow.
What a pity I am not good at LES model. Maybe you need revise the code referencing to the solvers with LES model, like buoyantPisoFoam, etc.
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Dear chiven,
because my buoyantBoussinesqSimpleFoam result is completely wrong, could you tell me the best boundary conditon for p?
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try to use fixed value for outlet and buoyantPressure for wall.

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try to use fixed value for outlet and buoyantPressure for wall.

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Dear chiven ,

I have used fixed value for outlet and buoyantPressure for wall, but my result is unphysical. I have struggling for buoyantBoussinesqSimpleFoam for a long time, and try a lot of boundary condition, but all the result is not right. I use version-1.6. I think this solver have some problem, If I should modify this solver ?
The following is fluent and OpenFOAM result of U_X contour , the fluent result is right , but OpenFOAM can't get this contour.

in OpenFOAM, the flow structure near outlet region always have problem.
Thank you very much.
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Dear All,

I am fighting the same bull currently. It is the same case that panda60 asked for in other topic.

What I am trying to simulate it is flap terrain with a obstacle in the middle of the domain. I impose a stable ABL with a T and U BC at inlet based on monin-obukov theory. For p and p_rgh I have imposed bouyantPressure in all patches and the ground wall.

Could all of us summarize a set or procedure to simulate this kind of simulations?

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Dear All,

I am fighting the same bull currently. It is the same case that panda60 asked for in other topic.

What I am trying to simulate it is flap terrain with a obstacle in the middle of the domain. I impose a stable ABL with a T and U BC at inlet based on monin-obukov theory. For p and p_rgh I have imposed bouyantPressure in all patches and the ground wall.

Could all of us summarize a set or procedure to simulate this kind of simulations?

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Hello M.Monteiro,

Did you get some advancement in your simulation?
I'm trying to test the same case of yours, a flat terrain with an obstacle in the middle and a stable atmosphere.
One huge doubt that I have is: How to set up a vertical gradient from the terrain to the top? Do I have to set it up on the BCs or on the internalField?

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