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Gabriel Gomes de Castro
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Hello foamers,
I'm brand new to OpenFoam and CFD in general, currently trying to mesh the internal cavity of a two stroke engine, with both inlet and outlet cavities. I've read that using searchableCylinder and vertice projection is a good way but from the openFoam tutorials I could not understand the syntax of the projection and got really lost with the 'pipe' native example. Looking for help with the syntax and suggestions on other meshing options. |
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cylinder, engine simulation, projection |
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