Difference between revisions of "Elbow"
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*Convert fluent mesh to foam mesh by running "fluentMeshToFoam elbow.msh". This writes the mesh into the constant/PolyMesh directory. | *Convert fluent mesh to foam mesh by running "fluentMeshToFoam elbow.msh". This writes the mesh into the constant/PolyMesh directory. | ||
| − | *Run the case by issuing "icoFoam". If you have pyFoam installed, you can use "pyFoamPlotRunner.py icoFoam" The | + | *Run the case by issuing "icoFoam". If you have pyFoam installed, you can use "pyFoamPlotRunner.py icoFoam" The pyFoamPlotRunner creates some residual plots and saves a log file. |
*Post-process by typic "paraFoam" at the command prompt. | *Post-process by typic "paraFoam" at the command prompt. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:52, 11 March 2013
1 Description
A simple mixing elbow. See File:Mesh5.pdf for an image showing the mesh and some *rough* boundary conditions.
2 Step-by-Step Instruction
- Navigate to the tutorial directory (should be something like "OpenFOAM/username-2.1.1/run/tutorials/incompressible/icoFoam/elbow").
- Convert fluent mesh to foam mesh by running "fluentMeshToFoam elbow.msh". This writes the mesh into the constant/PolyMesh directory.
- Run the case by issuing "icoFoam". If you have pyFoam installed, you can use "pyFoamPlotRunner.py icoFoam" The pyFoamPlotRunner creates some residual plots and saves a log file.
- Post-process by typic "paraFoam" at the command prompt.
