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March 4, 2012, 19:11 |
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mauricio
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Hello again every1!
I need to customize sth but im not sure swak4foam can handle it.. I need to use the this boundary condition ( /opt/openfoam210/src/turbulenceModels/compressible/turbulenceModel/derivedFvPatchFields/externalWallHeatFluxTemperature ) but i want to use the settings with "h" and "Ta". Thing is i have an h which is time dependent!! i guess i have 2 options and i wonder which one should be best? a)implement the DataEntry class within this BC b)create sth equivalent with swak4Foam? i wanted to work with the army knife but since i need the convection coefficients to be time dependent i'm not quite sure that the swak4f is able to handle it! thank you for your time!
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March 5, 2012, 15:37 |
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This is possible too IF the field that defines the heat conduction is present in memory (not if it is calculated on the fly) - so it depends basically onthe solver. The BC you mention is basically a mixedBC and groovyBC can emulate that (as long as it is not on a mapped-patch) |
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March 5, 2012, 17:11 |
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Hi gschaider!
thanks for the reply! the solver should be the scalarTransportFoam since i'm solving only for temperature on a solid domain - some steel alloy I guess i'll try to implement the dataentry class first, cuz it's seems to provide a "broader BC". since i'm not that familiar with doxygen classes and functions it might take a while till i compile sth but as soon i as get sth working ill post it here for now, thanks for time gs,
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February 19, 2015, 12:43 |
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did you solve your problem? I am also stuck in time-dependent heat flux problem. I wonder whether you may help? long |
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