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June 13, 2019, 07:29
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Mapping velocity field
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Gerry Kan
Join Date: May 2016
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Howdy People:
I am planning to map velocity field obtained from another flow solver as BCs for my openFOAM domain. For this I am using the externalCoupled boundary condition. I would like to know what type of boundary type I should be using to support this kind of mapping, because in this case I have no definite "inlets" and "outlets", just a box where the velocity can change direction like winds. On the other hand, using the "wall" boundary condition will obviously not work. Do I have to implement them as generic "patches"? If so, how? Thanks in advance, Gerry. |
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