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I am trying to do an 2d axi-symmeteric analysis in openfoam.
i tried 2d option with solver as Openfoam in pointwise. i specified the boundary condition and set solver attributes also for top and base. Still in the 2d case it shows symmtery axis in the boundary file generated. and when i used these files in openfoam it shows an error that wedge defined is on the plane (0,0, -1) and 2.5 degree orientation is required. My doubt is whether altogether my approach is wrong to make a 2d grid for 2d axi-symmetric analysis and 3d mode to be used. Or is it some mistake on my part to set the solver attributes. i would be grateful if somebody can point towards some tutorial to handle this. Last edited by tanmay singhal; April 17, 2020 at 15:56. Reason: help |
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bluntcone, hy2foam, openfoam, pointwise |
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