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January 1, 2011, 23:34 |
Boundary file set up
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Santiago
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Hi,
I just imported a mesh from fluent and now I need to set the different patches representing outlet, inlet and walls in the boundary file of me openfoam case. How do I get the number of faces nface and startFace number that I need from imported mesh? Can I see each face number in para view? I other words, how do I set the boundary conditions from an imported mesh? I will appreciate any help. Thanks |
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January 2, 2011, 12:05 |
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Steven van Haren
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check the file: constant/polyMesh/boundary
this will give you the names for the boundaries. |
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