Hello to all,
I have faced to some problem when I was trying to model and mesh a specific domain. In this model two faces of two different blocks must be merged. I would be grateful if anybody would help solving the problems explained in the link "https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68561182/problem-to-merge-faces-of-some-defined-blocks-in-openfoam-using-blockmesh" and let me know if there is a comprehensive training file about that.
Thank you dear Dr. Mukut, A.N.M. Mominul Islam Mukut
Of course, it will be helpful. I read the page. I should try the mentioned advises and struggle with the code (there exist some differences) to see if it is possible or not, in my case.
Check out the 2D airfoil in my channel, there are links to files: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdUcxW9l5oeGOPr8zkyxX2A
Thank you dear Edgar Martinez to acquaint me with your channel,
Your channel's posts will be useful for me. In my case, the explained merging problem is appeared when we want to specify two separate master and slave pairs, not just one pair as it is used in the 2D airfoil example, in the 'mergePatchPairs' section. I had not any problem by specifying only one pair of master and slave in the section. But, two pairs are intended.
What about using baffles? Have you tried to seek for help in CFD Direct?
The problem was about using blockMesh, and its ability to merge. I will try other ways, if the problem could not be solved. I have posted this issue in CFD online and ,as you suggested, will try to seek help in CFD Direct.
Thank you dear Edgar Martinez for your contribution. Please let me know if you find the solution or any other methods.
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