"pcorr is not specified" in foam-extend-4.0

Noémie · April 4, 2018, 13:21

Dear OpenFOAM users,

I compiled successfully a custom solver in fe31 and it runs. However, when I compile it in fe40, some changes should be made:

1) Time.H (fe31) changes to foamTime.H(fe40)
2) readTimeControls.H (fe31) changes to createTimeControls.H (fe40)

And it compiled without any problems.

But!!! When I run the solver to a case, it says:

Code:

flux requested but pcorr not specified in the fluxRequired sub-dictionary of fvSchemes

My question is, is there other difference between fe31 and fe40? Why it runs under fe31 but not in fe40???

Thanks for any reply.

Best,
Hao

sHpherd · August 16, 2019, 03:46

Dear Noémie:
I wonder is the solver you mentioned is iInterFoam103 created by A.Q.Raeini? Frankly speaking, i am facing the same problem while i am trying to use this solver on cluster. So I wonder if you have solved this problem yet? Any instructions would be very helpful!
Many thanks!
Best wishes
Shepherd

Noémie · October 10, 2019, 06:02

Hi Shepherd,

no, I'm using a coupled solver developed by our group, it couples interFoam with another custom 2D solver called shallowFoam.

With the aforementioned changes, the 2D solver compiles and runs. But the coupled solver fail to run. So now I'm still working this solver with foam-extend-3.1.

Best,

Hao

Now I can only compile it with foam-extend-3.1.

April 4, 2018, 13:21	"pcorr is not specified" in foam-extend-4.0	#1
Noémie New Member Hao Zeng Join Date: Mar 2017 Posts: 8 Rep Power: 9	Dear OpenFOAM users, I compiled successfully a custom solver in fe31 and it runs. However, when I compile it in fe40, some changes should be made: 1) Time.H (fe31) changes to foamTime.H(fe40) 2) readTimeControls.H (fe31) changes to createTimeControls.H (fe40) And it compiled without any problems. But!!! When I run the solver to a case, it says: Code: flux requested but pcorr not specified in the fluxRequired sub-dictionary of fvSchemes My question is, is there other difference between fe31 and fe40? Why it runs under fe31 but not in fe40??? Thanks for any reply. Best, Hao

August 16, 2019, 03:46	Is that iInterFoam103???	#2
sHpherd New Member Shaobin CAI Join Date: Apr 2019 Posts: 3 Rep Power: 7	Dear Noémie: I wonder is the solver you mentioned is iInterFoam103 created by A.Q.Raeini? Frankly speaking, i am facing the same problem while i am trying to use this solver on cluster. So I wonder if you have solved this problem yet? Any instructions would be very helpful! Many thanks! Best wishes Shepherd

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October 10, 2019, 06:02		#3
Noémie New Member Hao Zeng Join Date: Mar 2017 Posts: 8 Rep Power: 9	Hi Shepherd, no, I'm using a coupled solver developed by our group, it couples interFoam with another custom 2D solver called shallowFoam. With the aforementioned changes, the 2D solver compiles and runs. But the coupled solver fail to run. So now I'm still working this solver with foam-extend-3.1. Best, Hao Now I can only compile it with foam-extend-3.1.