How to compile the latest DAFoam-4.0.2 with HiSA?

[Lee1336882402]

Hi,

I’m trying to use HiSA with DAFoam to solve complex aerodynamic problems. When compiling the latest DAFoam, I encounter the following errors:
DAResidual/DAResidualHisaFoam.C:110:24: error: ‘class Foam::solverModule’ has no member named ‘inviscid’
DASolver/DAHisaFoam/DAHisaFoam.C:64:26: error: no matching function for call to ‘Foam::solverModule::New(...)’
It looks like I might need a Hisa4DAFoam directory inside the OpenFOAM folder. Could you please clarify what should be included there, and what steps are needed before compiling with Allmake?

Thanks a lot for your support!

[friedenhe]

Thanks for your interest. The DAHisaFoam is still under development, and it is not fully functional yet. Please stay tuned, and we will update the installation guide and tutorials when it is ready (hopefully by the end of this year; we may release a beta version for testing soon).

[friedenhe]

@Lee1336882402 We just released a beta version of the density-based solver DAHisaFoam. Check this page for installation and tutorials: https://dafoam.github.io/mydoc_installation_source.html#compile-hisa4dafoam-optional

[Lee1336882402]

Thank you very much! It works finally.

[friedenhe]

@Lee1336882402 Let us know how it goes. We just added it to DAFoam and still need more tests to verify if it is working well.

[friedenhe]

@Lee1336882402 We are conducting a campaign to collect user feedback and improve DAFoam. Check #883. Are you available for a 30-minute Zoom meeting with our DAFoam team? If yes, please email me at [email protected]. Thanks!

[Lee1336882402]

Oops, I don’t check my GitHub very often, so I just saw your message. The solver is running very well now — thank you for your maintenance and updates! However, it seems that DAHiSAFoam doesn’t work properly with the SST model, unless some modifications are made in DAStateInfo (stateResConInfo_). I’m not sure if that’s because it’s not fully developed yet.

Regarding feedback collection, we’ve actually talked about this before — I’m Chen Jiawei’s junior. Thank you for your sharing; it has been really helpful to me. Looking forward to your next update!