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Dear Ameen,rnrnSo far we have only powerLaw implemented. Since OpenLb is programmed in a very gernic style, it should be possible to extent it.rnrnI would start with a single phase implementation in a channel first. Look at the “”poiseuille2d”” examples and start changing them. rnrnWe will have a spring school in March which could help you to get started.rnrnFurther, feel free to cantact me at info@openlb.net .rnrnBestrnMathias
Hi,rnrnYou could implement it in OpenLB. A simple version of a FreeSurface method should not be so complicated to be implemented.But to get physical accurate results in general can be very tricky. There are PhD thesises on it. rnrnBestrnMathias
Dear Alejandro,rnrn There are several issues to be discussed for that topic. Further, we will have a spring school in March 2017 for LBM and OpenLB, where we can help to get started. Please contact me to proceed.rnrnBestrnMathias
Dear Alejandro,rnrn There are several issues to be discussed for that topic. Further, we will have a spring school in March 2017 for LBM and OpenLB, where we can help to get started. Please contact me to proceed.rnrnBestrnMathias
Dear Alejandro,rnrn There are several issues to be discussed for that topic. Further, we will have a spring school in March 2017 for LBM and OpenLB, where we can help to get started. Please contact me to proceed.rnrnBestrnMathias
Dear Alejandro,rnrn There are several issues to be discussed for that topic. Further, we will have a spring school in March 2017 for LBM and OpenLB, where we can help to get started. Please contact me to proceed.rnrnBestrnMathias
Dear Alejandro,rnrn There are several issues to be discussed for that topic. Further, we will have a spring school in March 2017 for LBM and OpenLB, where we can help to get started. Please contact me to proceed.rnrnBestrnMathias
Dear Mark,rnrn You can start from cylinder3d or aorta3d. In both cases an stl-file is imported. You may also start from thy venturi3d example. There it is shown how to combine geometry primetive like cones, shperes or cuboids to set up a flow domain. Currently, we do not have a free surface solver. rnrnYou may also consider to come to our spring school in march http://optilb.org/openlb/spring-school-2017 which would help you to get started.rnrnBestrnMathias
Hi,rnrn1/ Reduce to about Re=500. Make your case work with ForcedBGK.rn2/ Then, swich using a turbulent model, like Smago with a high SmagoConst. rn3/ Decrease SmagoConst.rnrnBestrnMathias
Hi,rnrnreplacing “”gettimeofday”” by “”this->gettimeofday”” should work.rnrnBestrnMathias
What did you change “”It should be noted that the smagoConstIsAt attribut have been defined as const static int (before was const static int).””?
Hi,rnrnthe data is in the Cell. As I rememeber, there is a functor (functors/turbulent3d.*) that updates the constant in each cell. There will be a paper and a PhD thesis hopefully soon available on this topic by Patrick Nathan. rnrnBestrnMathias
Did you compile in the mode “”precompiled”” or “”generic””. It should be “”generic””. See documenation. Best Mathias
It seems a windows/unix problem. I found this put in the beginning “”#define _BSD_SOURCE””. See also http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36901803/gettimeofday-not-declared-in-this-scope-cygwin .
Googeling I found that someone solved it by putting “”#include <sys/time.h>”” also in the “”timer.hh”” file. Best Mathiasrn