rhoEDCFoam?

r08n · May 28, 2014, 10:55

This article (Numerical simulation of turbulent ﬂames using the Eddy Dissipation Concept with detailed chemistry) mentions the solver 'rhoEDCFoam'. I couldn't find any mention of it elsewhere. Is this solver available somewhere for download?

wyldckat · May 31, 2014, 09:37

Greetings r08n,

The closest I know of is this: http://sourceforge.net/projects/ofca/ - but it only provides solvers at the level of "edcFoam" and I didn't find any "rhoEDCFoam" there.
To access the source code on that project, you'll have to use git to clone the repository, because Allura (the user interface at sourceforge.net) is acting up again and doesn't show the repository for web-browsing.

Other than that, try sending an email to the first listed author of the paper or try sending a private message here on the forum to dominik_christ.

Best regards,
Bruno

May 28, 2014, 10:55	rhoEDCFoam?	#1
r08n Member Robertas N. Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Kaunas, Lithuania Posts: 53 Rep Power: 17	This article (Numerical simulation of turbulent ﬂames using the Eddy Dissipation Concept with detailed chemistry) mentions the solver 'rhoEDCFoam'. I couldn't find any mention of it elsewhere. Is this solver available somewhere for download?

May 31, 2014, 09:37		#2
wyldckat Retired Super Moderator Bruno Santos Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Lisbon, Portugal Posts: 10,975 Blog Entries: 45 Rep Power: 128	Greetings r08n, The closest I know of is this: http://sourceforge.net/projects/ofca/ - but it only provides solvers at the level of "edcFoam" and I didn't find any "rhoEDCFoam" there. To access the source code on that project, you'll have to use git to clone the repository, because Allura (the user interface at sourceforge.net) is acting up again and doesn't show the repository for web-browsing. Other than that, try sending an email to the first listed author of the paper or try sending a private message here on the forum to dominik_christ. Best regards, Bruno