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December 24, 2005, 04:57 |
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Charles Ju
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Hi.
I have a chamber with multiple inlets. First inlet is towards z-direction and I would like to specify inlet velocity and pressure. The second inlet is perpendicular to z-axis (x-direction), where it curves towards z-direction. Can OpenFoam handle multiple inlets? I'm trying to set my dictionary similar to the following: boundaryField { ... inlet0 { <blockquote>type pressureInletVelocity;</blockquote> <blockquote>value uniform (0 0 1);</blockquote> } inlet1 { <blockquote>type pressureInletVelocity;</blockquote> <blockquote>value uniform (-0.5 0 0);</blockquote> }... } This is not working. Thanks in advance. |
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July 5, 2023, 06:45 |
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Hi,
yes, this is an old thread - but for anyone coming across this: Multiple inlets are part of some tutorials. See for example: $FOAM_TUTORIALS/lagrangian/MPPICFoam/injectionChannel (at least present in OpenFOAMv2212) So yes: openFOAM can handle multiple inlets with different settings. |
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