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FoamFile
{
    version     2.0;
    format      ascii;
    class       dictionary;
    object      extrudeProperties;
}
// * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * //

// What to extrude:
//      patch   : from patch of another case ('sourceCase')
//      mesh    : as above but with original case included
//      surface : from externally read surface

//constructFrom mesh;
constructFrom patch;
//constructFrom surface;

// If construct from patch/mesh:
sourceCase "../cavity";
sourcePatches (movingWall);
// If construct from patch: patch to use for back (can be same as sourcePatch)
exposedPatchName movingWall;
// If construct from surface:
surface "movingWall.stl";



// Flip surface normals before usage.
flipNormals false;



//- Linear extrusion in point-normal direction
//extrudeModel        linearNormal;

//- Linear extrusion in specified direction
//extrudeModel        linearDirection;

//- Wedge extrusion. If nLayers is 1 assumes symmetry around plane.
extrudeModel        wedge;

//- Extrudes into sphere around (0 0 0)
//extrudeModel        linearRadial;

//- Extrudes into sphere with grading according to pressure (atmospherics)
//extrudeModel        sigmaRadial;

nLayers             10;

expansionRatio      1.0;    //0.9;

wedgeCoeffs
{
    axisPt      (0 0.1 -0.05);
    axis        (-1 0 0);
    angle       360;  // For nLayers=1 assume symmetry so angle/2 on each side
}

linearNormalCoeffs
{
    thickness       0.05;
}

linearDirectionCoeffs
{
    direction       (0 1 0);
    thickness       0.05;
}

linearRadialCoeffs
{
     R              0.1;
}

sigmaRadialCoeffs
{
    RTbyg           1;
    pRef            1;
    pStrat          1;
}


// Do front and back need to be merged? Usually only makes sense for 360
// degree wedges.
mergeFaces false;   //true;


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