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July 10, 2015, 11:55 |
Simulation of a venturi in a river
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Bastien
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Hi,
I'm a french student and I worked on OpenFoam for 2 weeks. I solved some tutorials: damBreak, nozzleFlow2D and pitzdaily. My goal is simulate a river with a Venturi inside and study de variation of the speed. An initial speed will be imposed. My supervisor wants I use interFoam solver. I think it is not very difficult, but I'm new to this software. That's why I need your help. The dimensions are as follows: -River width: 1.5m -River length: 30m -Water depth: 0.3 m -Venturi height : 0.4m -Venturi length : 2m I don't want a block of water like in the damBreak but a continuous flow. I defined an inlet, outlet, 3 walls (front, back and lower) and atmosphere. In damBreak, we use setFieldsdict to define a box of water. 1) How Can I create a continious flow ? What file? 2) What tutorial is closest to my initial conditions? 3) Maybe have you got some advices ? Best Regards |
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