🤔 In this video, we show a new best standard practice when working with overset meshes with OpenFOAM.
👌 This practice is related to placing the overset patch as the first in the boundary conditions listed in the file boundary.
😲 This is not compulsory. However, it is strongly recommended and is not that difficult.
Case files (Fluent):
https://bit.ly/3tRNRVK
Case files (OpenFOAM):
https://bit.ly/3H8WhuT
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:19 What are we going to do
01:34 Airfol mesh
02:37 Let's move to the background mesh
02:52 The boundary file
03:23 MErging meshes - Let's launch Parafoam
04:08 Let's run checkMesh
05:20 Let's assign zoneId
05:52 On the order of the boundary file
06:47 How do we change the location of the overset patch in the boundary file
10:29 Main takeaways - Final remarks
Useful links:
Ansys Student - Free Software Download
https://www.ansys.com/academic/studen...
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