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February 6, 2012, 16:39 |
interFoam open channel
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Hossein
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Hello every body,
I am pretty new in using of OpenFoam. I am trying to solve a problem with OpenFoam and I am using interFoam solver, laminar. However, I have problem in my inlet. I think the problem should be in inlet boundary condition. I am modeling an open channel that at the top I have a small inlet which creates a water jet that comes down from air phase into the water phase.And I do not have outlet. But when I define my boundary conditions as below: for 0/alpha1 inlet { type fixedValue; value uniform 1; } and for 0/U inlet { type fixedValue; value uniform (4 0 0); } and for 0/P_rgh { type buoyantPressure; value uniform 0; } I do not have a continuous water entry in the inlet. It looks like that at time 0 the condition is water but when the program runs it is just air in the inlet. How can I figure out this problem? If any body knows what should I do, please let me know. Because I think this is a pretty simple problem and I am missing some small items maybe in boundary conditions that I can not see a continuous water flow in my inlet. Thank you indeed in anticipation. Gildeh |
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