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Old   December 17, 2014, 03:38
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Hello,

I have only one question. How is it possible that interFoam can reproduce the capillary action in a thin tube while multiphaseEulerFoam does not? Water column goes down for the mEF solver!

It is very simple to modify the tutorial case in OpenFoam for the latter solver.
Code:
/tutorials/multiphase/interFoam/laminar/capillaryRise
Thanks for answers.

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Old   December 21, 2014, 18:15
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Hi Majkl,

Interfoam and eulerfoam(twophaseEulerFoam or multiphaseeulerfoam) is suitable for different cases. for this interfoam tutorial, surface tension play an important role. but in two-fluid model, it is not.

for example, if u initialize a rectangle bubble in interfoam case, it will get round. but if u erase the surface tension term in the code of interfoam. it will keep to be rectangle always. also in interfoam, wall contact angle plays a role.

eulerfoam is not suitable to surface tracking. for more information I recommend Rusche's phd thesis.

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