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November 27, 2024, 03:17 |
Cyclic AMI interface on mesh generated using gmsh
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Divyaprakash
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I want to run a simple case of a rotor rotating in a cavity. I am facing the following issue.
The circular boundary is the interface I want to use for AMI. This boundary is shared between the two volumes (Outer and inner), which I name separately in the python script. The interface surface tag is however shared between the two volumes. When I run gmshToFoam, I get the following error. "Cannot interpret multiple physical surfaces associated with one surface on line number 105" So how do i get around this issue? I have attached the script I am using to generate the mesh. TL;DR: Is it possible to generate AMI interface on a mesh created using gmsh? |
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ami, gmsh, interface |
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