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Alexander Jarosch
Join Date: Mar 2009
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Hello everybody,
Did anybody already modify the simpleFoam solver to include a body force term, i.e. gravity. I would like to add that and look for some hints. Thanks for all advice |
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Markus Hartinger
Join Date: Mar 2009
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look at buoyantFoam, it is in there
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Alexander Jarosch
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thanks, right I just look at that. I'm new to OpenFoam so it might take me a while to get into the code. buoyantFoam uses a variable density as I understand it, whereas I treat a constant density case.
I want to let the fluid move driven by gravity. Is it maybe simpler to just define the pressure gradient instead of including it in the solver? I guess this is possible in OpenFoam ;-) |
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Markus Hartinger
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twoLiquidMixingFoam is incompressible, try that
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Is this the last word in this case?
Is it not possible to model steady-state, single phase, incompressible, laminar flow with gravity in OpenFoam?
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