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August 16, 2010, 14:55 |
writing volScalarField
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Nadeem
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: München, Bavarian, Deutschland
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Hello everybody,
I am stucked to a simple problem and not able to find out a solution of it. I want to read gradient from another file and interested to write it into T (temperature file of OpenFOAM). I did like as below: volScalarfield field ( IOobject(fieldName,runtTime.timeName(),mesh,IOobje ct::NO_READ,IOobject::AUTO_WRITE), mesh, dimensionedScalar(fieldName,dimTemperature, 200), "fixedGradient" ); forAll(field.BoundaryField(),patchID) { field.boundaryField()[patchID]==30; } As an output of this code am getting something different. that is. boundaryField { Inlet { type fixedGradient; gradient uniform 0; } and so on; } but I am interested to get output as below: boundaryField { inlet { type fixedGradient; gradient uniform 30; } } I am sure am doing a mistake, and I think by using field.boundaryField()[patchID]==30; temperature at the patchID is getting stored, instead of temperature value, am interested to store gradient value. I shall be thankful for your kind replies. BEst Regards, |
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field, fixedgradient, patchfield, volscalarfield |
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