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April 15, 2010, 05:59 |
How to get density-field for compressible flow?
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Benedikt Goeppner
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Hi there,
I was wondering how to get the density-field if using some compressible solver? Beside rhoCentralFoam I think all other solvers define rho as a NOWRITE-object (like basicThermo does with psi, too). As density and compressiblity are a fundamental thing of compressible flow - if not it would be incompressible, right? - there should be a way to visualize those fields in postprocessing, shouldn't it? Or do I have to calculate the Mach-Number, out of that the compressiblity, and according to this finally the density? Sounds complicated to me.. Is it advisable as an easy solution to create a new solver as a copy of the existing one, say sonicFoam, with rho defined as AUTOWRITE-object? Ben |
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