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October 17, 2016, 13:35 |
OpenFOAM programming to load certain number of case files it-self?
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User has created one case file which will run for 3000 time-steps, now the problem is finished with use of all time-steps. However, at this time, user wants OpenFOAM software 'itself' to load next .cas file which is made of its own Independent settings from the first one, and run the file with its own settings, get initialized by itself and run for another 3000 time-steps, using specific way of coding, is it possible for OpenFOAM to program like this any type of application, lets say 2phaseEulerFoam, if yes, How to do this?
Kindly show me with some examples, if there is any tutorial with certain set of commands in it, please show me. I asked same type of question in ANSYS FLUENT forum, but I have more faith on OpenFOAM, because its more robust, although coding makes it little bit difficult Thank You, Regards, Ash Kot, University of North Dakota, USA |
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October 18, 2016, 04:49 |
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Agustín Villa
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Hi,
could you be more explicit? If you want to run different cases in different folders, what you can do is to create a terminal script, where you change your path, and you run other case. |
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October 19, 2016, 02:59 |
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in fluent, if you have experience with it, we can write journal or Scheme language file (TUI commands), and can load the cases one by another. And even if each case is independent of each other fluent, understand those, and gives proper results.
Also in fluent we can write UDF functions regarding profiles of boundary conditions, based on flow time or time step, for example, changing mass flow rate based on flow time. is there anything like that in OpenFOAM, if it is, can you direct me to the informational material. |
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October 19, 2016, 04:39 |
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Anton Kidess
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Are you at all familiar with Linux and OpenFOAM?
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October 19, 2016, 05:15 |
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Philippose Rajan
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Hi,
Good Morning. Why dont you use a simple bash script to call each Simulation one after the other? Example...: #/bin/bash simpleFoam -case <full path to case -1> simpleFoam -case <full path to case - 2> etc...etc... This way, you can simulate one case after the other... However, the better way to do this would be to use some kind of load balancing System like "HTCondor".. then you can just submit multiple cases to the Queue, and they will be simulated either simultaneously, or one after the other depending on what resources the Computer has available. Regards, Philippose |
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October 19, 2016, 07:32 |
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The main difference between Fluent and OpenFOAM about this, is that Fluent uses its own terminal, so you can do as you say (open this case and so on), but OpenFOAM uses the Linux terminal so to use it as you want you need to play with the terminal. It does not seems a bad idea that HTCondor you talk about, Philippose, specially for parametric studies. I will take a look! |
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November 5, 2016, 06:52 |
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"timeActivatedFileUpdate. Performs a file copy/replacement once a specified time has been reached. Example usage to update the fvSolution dictionary at various times throughout the calculation:" Code:
fileUpdate1 { type timeActivatedFileUpdate; libs ("libutilityFunctionObjects.so"); writeControl timeStep; writeInterval 1; fileToUpdate "$FOAM_CASE/system/fvSolution"; timeVsFile ( (-1 "$FOAM_CASE/system/fvSolution.0") (0.10 "$FOAM_CASE/system/fvSolution.10") (0.20 "$FOAM_CASE/system/fvSolution.20") (0.35 "$FOAM_CASE/system/fvSolution.35") ); } |
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February 28, 2017, 04:42 |
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Not much but trying to leave fluent like proprietary software and trying to get full understanding of open source softwares, like OpenFOAM Sent from my iPhone using CFD Online Forum mobile app |
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