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Old   September 24, 2019, 18:48
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Hi all,


I've been working with a static mesh for most of the time, using the interMixingFoam solver, with pretty good results.


I would like to make the simulation a bit more complex by removing an existing boundary condition (a wall) at a given time.


I have "wall" boundary conditions already set up as well as "atmosphere".



I tried my best to find some good examples on how to use the attachDetach modifier - first off, I'm not even sure where it goes or how to use it. I suppose the dynamicMeshDict needs to use attachDetachFvMesh instead of the usual staticFvMesh...


1) Can anyone point me in the right direction?


2) If I have a group of surfaces as the "disappearing" part of the mesh, what kind of BC are they? "wall" first, then "patch"? I'm confused...




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