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June 11, 2007, 04:14 |
Dear OpenFOAM users,
I have
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Dear OpenFOAM users,
I have a singly rotated frame. I am posting the sketch for clarity. I need to provide rotation to the main frame of reference. the whole domain just rotates w.r.t. central axis. there are no rotating walls or so. I need to simulate incompressible transient flow of fluid in this 3D geometry. For a start I presume I have to modify interFoam for the transient case and then further modify it to provide the rotation. Am I on the right track !!! As i have understood after running the movingCone tutorial that my case is not a case of moving mesh either. I need some help on how to rotate the frame of reference. Please suggest and guide me !!! Thanks in advance With Best Regards Jaswi |
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June 13, 2007, 06:12 |
seems people are too busy to s
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seems people are too busy to suggest :-(.
I again request the forum to provide some clues. thanks Jaswi |
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