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May 4, 2013, 03:12 |
Running Openfoam after converting the mesh file
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sandy
Join Date: May 2013
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Hello ,
I am new to Openfoam . I created a mesh file in workbench 14 and converted it to OF . Now The folder contains run/
Now i need to run the problem INLET: Pinf=101325pa Uinf=400m/s density and other properties OUTLET pressure outlet I opened the boundary file . And it automatically takes all the patch as wall . Now i changed the inlet , outlet as patch . The inside obstacle as wall . In 0 folder I copied some tutorial files . it now has P,T,U . now i change all the 3 in the same way ? I am sorry . I m totally new to this environment . I am just learning it through the forum with trial and error . Any help would be appreciated Thanks sud |
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May 4, 2013, 10:20 |
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Fumiya Nozaki
Join Date: Jun 2010
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Hi sud,
The initial and boundary conditions are described in the 0/p, T, U files for pressure, temperature, and velocity field, respectively. If you have already chosen the solver to use, running the tutorials for it would be help you to understand what is needed. Best regards, Fumiya |
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