$FOAM_TUTORIALS/incompressible/pimpleFoam/TJunctionFan
We calculate the flow in a T-shaped branch pipe with a fan at the middle of the path from 0 sec to 1.5 sec.
We apply the total pressure condition to the region "inlet", set to 10 m2/s2 (= (kg/(m-s2))/(kg/m3) = Pa/density) at 0 sec and 40 m2/s2 at 1 sec. We also apply a static pressure of 10 m2/s2 and 0 m2/s2 to the outlet side regions "outlet1" and "outlet2" respectively. The channel wall will be set to the no-slip condition.
A fan consists of a frame part (region "baffleFaces") that does not allow flow and vanes part (region "cyclicFaces") that provides a pressure gradient. The characteristics of a fan are specified in file 0/p by using "type fan;" and "patchType cyclic;" as boundary conditions.
			The fan shape
		
    cyclicFaces_master
    {
        type            fan;
        patchType       cyclic;
        jump            uniform 0;
        value           uniform 0;
        jumpTable       polynomial
        1((100 0));
    }
    cyclicFaces_slave
    {
        type            fan;
        patchType       cyclic;
        value           uniform 0;
    }
		The meshes are as follows, and the number of mesh is 3875.
			Meshes
		To visualize the calculated turbulence energy and turbulence dissipation rate, check "k" and "epsilon" in the "Properties" tab on ParaView.
			Check "k" and "epsilon"
		The calculation result is as follows.
			Flow velocity at final time (U)
		
			Pressure at final time (p)
		
			Turbulence energy at final time (k)
		
			Turbulence dissipation rate at final time (epsilon)
		We can see that the flow velocity increases at the fan position.
57.77 seconds *Single, Inter(R) Core(TM) i7-2600 CPU @ 3.40GHz 3.40GHz