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Max
Join Date: May 2011
Location: Nuremberg
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Hallo,
I basically try to simulate a stone falling into water using the overset mesh methode and OpenFOAM v1812 with the solver overInterDyMFoam. I used the floatingBody tutorial and modified it. The simulation works fine untill the the "stone" (overset patch) hits the ground (boundary of domain). Is there a possibility to allow collision of the patches or to stop the movement of the overset mesh at a certain distance to the boundary? |
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Santiago Lopez Castano
Join Date: Nov 2012
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The question should be: what should the overset region outside of the background mesh be? That is, what should the cells of the inner cells be whenever they go out of the outer domain?
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