There are two main approaches to porting the initial field from a StarCCM+ simulation to an OpenFOAM case:
* Using ccmToFoam: While ccmToFoam can convert the mesh, it may not directly translate the initial field data. You'll need to manipulate the converted data to match OpenFOAM's format.
In OpenFOAM, you can simulate rough wall effects in your pipe flow simulations using the roughWall function object. This function alters the logarithmic law of the wall to account for the increased drag caused by the roughness.
To access the raw GeoJSON string within a nested part of your server response without decoding the entire structure, you can use the decodeIfPresent(_:forKey:) method of the Decoder object. Here's how you can modify your code:
I am trying to install the OpenFOAM 11 version of thew software on my Windows server 22 OS through WSL. I followed the documentation based on the 4 steps mentioned here.
https://openfoam.org/download/source...g-environment/
While sourcing the bashrc file through my $HOME directory, I am getting the following errors as shown in the image attached. Do I need to make any changes in the User editable portion of the bashrc script?
To help with the 'mover' in OpenFOAM 11, specifically the 'interpolator' option.
While there seems to be a lack of readily available examples or tutorials on the 'interpolator' option in OpenFOAM 11's 'mover' dictionary, here's some insight that might be helpful:
The error message "Try signing in with a different account" usually indicates an issue with the Google account being used for login. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try:
ClosedXML is a good choice for working with Excel files in C#. Here's a refined approach to achieve your goal:
* Read Error Code: Prompt the user to enter the error code using textBox1.Text.
