Set material before mergeMeshing

brunomramoa · July 3, 2019, 13:15

Hello,

I am new to the OpenFoam world and currently have a problem that I would like to have solved. So, I have the following situation:

I want to merge two meshes[not obtained via blockMesh] where I want to assign different mechanical properties [density, E and nu].

How can I assign one material to each case so that I can use mergeMeshes to merge them both ?

Best Regards

,
B. Ramoa

brunomramoa · July 10, 2019, 09:44

So, I solved this by doing the following:

1- mergeMeshes both meshes;
2- regionsCellSets;
3- setSet -batch batch.setSet:
4-setsToZones;

Afterwards the material properties of each zone were defined under constant/ mechanicalProperties

July 3, 2019, 13:15	Set material before mergeMeshing	#1
brunomramoa New Member Bruno Ramoa Join Date: Jul 2019 Posts: 18 Rep Power: 7	Hello, I am new to the OpenFoam world and currently have a problem that I would like to have solved. So, I have the following situation: I want to merge two meshes[not obtained via blockMesh] where I want to assign different mechanical properties [density, E and nu]. How can I assign one material to each case so that I can use mergeMeshes to merge them both ? Best Regards , B. Ramoa

July 10, 2019, 09:44		#2
brunomramoa New Member Bruno Ramoa Join Date: Jul 2019 Posts: 18 Rep Power: 7	So, I solved this by doing the following: 1- mergeMeshes both meshes; 2- regionsCellSets; 3- setSet -batch batch.setSet: 4-setsToZones; Afterwards the material properties of each zone were defined under constant/ mechanicalProperties bigphil, wyldckat and pedroavr92 like this.

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