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March 8, 2018, 10:27 |
Varying the angle of flow in Openfoam
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alix cattermole
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Hello,
I am using Openfoam and trying to analyse the forces on a ship hull at varying drift angles by keeping the hull stationary and altering the direction of the flow. How would I go about changing the angle of flow? Is it something to do with my inlet boundary condition? |
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March 9, 2018, 03:35 |
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Hi,
Yes, if you change the direction of flow in the inlet it should work. But you also need to make sure you outlet is adapted in a similar fashion. You may want to use the freestream and freestreampressure boundary conditions. But their exact functionality may depend on what version you are using. Regards, Tom |
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