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Accessing internal field and mesh from within boundary condition

Posted August 6, 2016 at 08:00 by kaifu

very useful.
Quote:
Originally Posted by mchurchf View Post
Thank you all for your help,

I was able to implement my boundary condition as well. I used the following code to access the internal velocity field and the mesh two layers of cells inward from the boundary:

Code:
//  Set up access to the internal velocity field and mesh
    const volVectorField& U =
        db().objectRegistry::lookupObject<volVectorField>(UName_);
    const fvMesh& mesh = patch().boundaryMesh().mesh();

    forAll(patch(), facei)
    {
    // get global cell indices for cells adjacent to patch    
        label celli = patch().faceCells()[facei];

    // get global face indices for faces opposite patch face
    label oppFacei = mesh.cells()[celli].opposingFaceLabel(facei+patch().patch().start(),mesh.faces());

    // get coordinates of center of cell adjacent to patch (patch cells)
    vector cellCentreO = mesh.cellCentres()[mesh.owner()[oppFacei]];

    // get coordinates of center of cell on the side opposite the patch of
    // the patch cell
    vector cellCentreN = mesh.cellCentres()[mesh.neighbour()[oppFacei]];

    // get coordinates of center of face opposite the patch boundary face
    vector faceCentre  = mesh.faceCentres()[oppFacei];

    // get coordinates of center of patch boundary face;
    vector patchFaceCentre = mesh.faceCentres()[facei+patch().patch().start()];
    }
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