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| − | == Installing multiSolver ==
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| − | To install '''multiSolver''':
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| − | 0. If you are running pre-compiled binaries, first make sure you can compile your copy of OpenFOAM.
| + | '''''[http://github.com/Marupio/multiSolver/wiki Click here for the new website.]''''' |
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| − | 1. Download the code from [http://openfoam-extend.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/openfoam-extend/trunk/Breeder_1.5/libraries/multiSolverExtension/?view=tar here].
| + | http://github.com/Marupio/multiSolver/wiki |
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| − | http://openfoam-extend.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/openfoam-extend/trunk/Breeder_1.5/libraries/multiSolverExtension/?view=tar
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| − | 2. Open a terminal window and browse to the folder with your download.
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| − | 3. Execute the following commands. You should be able to just copy and paste all 8 lines into your terminal:
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| − | tar --transform='s,multiSolverExtension,'$WM_PROJECT_DIR',' \
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| − | -x -v -z -P -f openfoam-extend-multiSolverExtension.tar.gz
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| − | cd $WM_PROJECT_DIR/src/multiSolver
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| − | wmake libso
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| − | cd $FOAM_APP/utilities/postProcessing/multiSolver
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| − | wmake
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| − | cd $FOAM_APP/solvers/multiSolver/multiSolverDemo
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| − | wmake
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| − | multiSolver should now be installed.
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| − | == Testing the installation ==
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| − | The installation comes with a demo application and test case. First copy the test case into you run/tutorials directory:
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| − | cp -rf $WM_PROJECT_DIR/tutorials/multiSolver $FOAM_RUN/tutorials
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| − | To run the test case:
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| − | cd $FOAM_RUN/tutorials/multiSolver/multiSolverDemo/teeFitting2d
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| − | blockMesh
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| − | multiSolverDemo
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| − | To view the results:
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| − | multiSolver -load all
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| − | multiSolver -set icoFoam1
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| − | paraFoam
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| − | === About the test case ===
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| − | The demo application is:
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| − | # <tt>icoFoam1</tt> - i.e. <tt>icoFoam</tt> with boundary conditions 1;
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| − | # <tt>scalarTransportFoam</tt>;
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| − | # <tt>icoFoam2</tt> - i.e. <tt>icoFoam</tt> with boundary conditions 2;
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| − | # <tt>scalarTransportFoam</tt> (again);
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| − | # repeat.
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| − | The test case is a 2-dimensional tee fitting. The boundary conditions are:
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| − | 1. <tt>icoFoam1</tt>:
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| − | Inlet
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| − | Closed ====== Outlet
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| − | 2. <tt>scalarTransportFoam</tt>
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| − | T = 1
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| − | zeroG ====== zeroG
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| − | 3. <tt>icoFoam2</tt>
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| − | Outlet
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| − | Outlet ====== Inlet
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| − | 4. <tt>scalarTransportFoam</tt>
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| − | T = 1
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| − | zeroG ====== zeroG
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| − | The test case also has ''storeFields'' defined to demonstrate their use:
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| − | * <tt>icoFoam</tt> doesn't need the <tt>T</tt> field, so it ''stores'' this field; and
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| − | * <tt>scalarTransportFoam</tt> doesn't need the <tt>P</tt> field.
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| − | Since <tt>icoFoam1</tt> is the first to run, it must have ''all'' fields defined in its <tt>initial/0</tt> directory, even though it is storing the <tt>T</tt> field.
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