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Old   December 6, 2021, 13:39
Default How to define porous surface in OpenFOAM?
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Hello,
I have been working on the three-dimensional cavity flow problem for a while. The inner walls of the cavity normally have the "wall" boundary condition. I want to make the aft wall of the cavity porous. How can I do this? Can "Porous media" fulfill my request?
I have marked the surface that I want to define as permeable with red below.

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I still have this problem :/ any ideas ??
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Old   January 4, 2022, 15:49
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I didn't understand the model: the aft wall completely blocks the flow there.

How could that wall be porous in a way that flow can advect further downstream?
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dear HPE,
Firstly thank you for your reply. I shared the situation I want to simulate exactly in the image. I just want to make the case here for the back wall. Is it possible?

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yes, modelling such porosity is possible.

have a look at the below:

porousBafflePressure
explicitPorositySource
interRegionExplicitPorositySource
directionalPressureGradientExplicitSource

porousSimpleFoam
rhoPorousSimpleFoam
interIsoFoam
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so is it possible with rhoPimpleFoam?
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yes - look for examples of the above utilities.
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