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August 1, 2008, 14:54 |
Hello,
I am wondering how t
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Trevor Sherk
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Hello,
I am wondering how to set an initial temperature to be a linear (in radius r) temperature profile from, say, T_A at r_a (inside wall) to T_b at r_b (outside wall) for, in this case, a cylindrical annulus. As my boundary conditions, I have the inside and outside walls of the annulus two different temperatures, and I want my inside temperature to go from the one temperature to the other temperature linearly. Is there a utility that can do this or some way of coding this? Thanks, Trevor |
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August 1, 2008, 17:56 |
potentialFoam -writep
Set p
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Mattijs Janssens
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potentialFoam -writep
Set p like T so fixed value on your annuli, zeroGradient on front and back. Copy (by hand) resulting internal field of pressure back into T. |
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August 5, 2008, 15:42 |
Works great!! Thank you very m
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Trevor Sherk
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Works great!! Thank you very much for the help!
-Trevor |
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