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January 10, 2016, 16:42 |
Difficulty understanding differences between primitive and derived boundary condition
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Milad Setareh
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Hi
I have very problem with boundary condition in openfoam. I think they are very confusing. I cant' understand difference between primitive and derived Bc. in openfoam!!!?? when I must use primitive Bc and when use derived ones?!! also, I need to write a new boundary condition, but I don't know to use it, can anyone help me? it seems that I must compile it first but don't know to compile a new code. plz help me. Thank you. |
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January 12, 2016, 07:13 |
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http://cfd.direct/openfoam/user-guide/boundaries/ You can easily write your own BC in OF, there are lots of threads out there discussing about this. It would be better to take a look at them first. Long story short, after writing your code and setting up the options, you can compile your code using GCC, with: wmake
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