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August 13, 2010, 08:49 |
2-D axisymmetric Problem
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Hello Guys !
I´m absolutly new at using OpenFoam and also Linux , so I´m sorry If I´m going to ask dumb questions :-) . I´m trying to Simulate a flow around a spherical particle , but I have some problems using the blockMeshDict to Create a 2-D axisymmetric geometry. I already created the wedge, and tried to get the "hole" inside the geometry with the edge command, but it dont seems to work. I just created two Verticles and tried to get them connected with edge, but after blockMeshing I dont see the edge in paraFoam. Can anybody help me or give me some advice to find a solution for my problem ? Thanks alot ! Lesh |
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December 18, 2010, 09:27 |
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Pavel Mostovykh
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paraFoam shows you blocks and edges which are parts of blocks. If the edge is free, you wouldn't see it.
For more details - show your blockMeshDict file |
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