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October 26, 2012, 04:13
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importing FORTRAN code to OPENFOAM
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saeideh mohamadi
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hi foamers
whould you please tell me how can import a mesh generated by fortran (Airfoil.f90) to openFOAM? i am working on airfoils and i really need to know this to create my own blockMeshDict after compiling my fortran code. whould you please help me  ?Regards
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October 29, 2012, 03:27
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Bernhard
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Airfoil.f90 is probably some inhouse code, so there is no general conversion tool (as e.g. Gambit), so changes that somebody can help you out here are really small.
The best approach would be to do some minor changes to the original code, to let it output FOAM-files. The structure of the mesh-files is pretty straightforward. |
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October 30, 2012, 09:52
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saeideh mohamadi
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thanks Bernhard
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