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August 19, 2018, 21:50 |
Advective BC with specified direction (outlet-velocity)
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Gazi Yavuz
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Hello dear all,
I try to simulate flow over a Low Pressure Turbine Blade. For my case, i use pisoFoam solver in a full structured domain having cyclic conditions on two faces along y direction, inlet and outlet along x direction, a casing wall and symmetryPlane along z direction. I ran a few seconds of calculation in OpenFoam and checked the analysis but noticed that there is a problem about the direction that flow goes through at the outlet. At the inlet For the velocity, i have defined Code:
Inlet { type fixedValue; value uniform ( 0.79 0.61 0); } Code:
Outlet { type advective; } I contemplated that i could perhaps change something about the outlet for P however it s a scalar quantity, to which i cannot define direction. It seems the trick is about the velocity. Do you know how to specify a direction to the outlet for advective bc or have any other solution to that problem? I just should direct the flow, should not specify a value. Best regards. |
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