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November 24, 2020, 10:40 |
Setting internal flow Boundary Conditions on OpenFOAM
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Matheus
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Hi there OpenFOAM community, I would appreciate a lot if any of you could help me out, I'm using snappyHexMesh to generate a tube in order to run an internal, incompressible, turbulent flow. I'm using as a base for the code the motorcycle tutorial, but it's originally external flow, I've tried tinkering the boundary conditions for the variables inside the 0 folder but setting the tube as a fixedwall still made the the flow run over it instead of inside. Do i need to import only the "shell" of the tube without both surfaces that covers it? Thanks in advance!
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November 24, 2020, 22:56 |
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Hi Matheus,
Are you sure that you are setting 'locationInMesh' keyword in 'castellatedMeshControls' correctly to choose the inside of the tube as your flow domain? Cheers |
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boundary condition, internal flow, openfoam |
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