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August 25, 2016, 05:18 |
A practical guideline to the dynamic mesh (Topology Change for large displacements)?
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Roozbeh
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Dear all,
Is there a practical guideline to setup an OpenFOAM case with moving meshes including topology changes? To setup a case without topoly change such as an oscillating cylinder or local movement of a boat is not a proble. But when the displacement is large, the topology has to be changed. There are methods of Attached/detached or Layer-Addition, but all the information are general. In the Foam-Extention, there is Immeresed Boundary Method, but is not parallelised and I heard that there is not a short term plan to do that. It would be great to introduce me if there is any documentations. Thanks in advance, |
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moving mesh, topology change |
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