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OpenFOAM provides mixed type boundary conditions, which allow setting both a value and a gradient, essentially enabling Robin-Robin coupling. We already use that in our heat exchanger tutorial, where we read and write sink temperature and heat transfer coefficient.
Supporting such boundary conditions would probably help us improve the accuracy of the coupling (see #93).
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Robin-robin coupling is indeed an interesting additional direction, and it would be different than what we are now doing by reading pressure + gradient of velocity or velocity + gradient of pressure.
Keeping open for now, but nobody is working on this at the moment. We would need a clear use case and some investigation to pick it up.
OpenFOAM provides
mixed
type boundary conditions, which allow setting both a value and a gradient, essentially enabling Robin-Robin coupling. We already use that in our heat exchanger tutorial, where we read and write sink temperature and heat transfer coefficient.Supporting such boundary conditions would probably help us improve the accuracy of the coupling (see #93).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: