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Forum: OpenFOAM Bugs

March 25, 2008, 08:09

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Possible bug in multiphaseInterFoam

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Posted By henry

or slightly neater tmp<

or slightly neater

tmp<volscalarfield> trho = iter()*iter().rho();

for(++iter; iter != phases_.end(); ++iter)

and the same goes for the mu() and muf() functions.

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Forum: OpenFOAM Bugs

March 25, 2008, 08:05

Replies: 16

Possible bug in multiphaseInterFoam

Views: 2,626

Posted By henry

The plan was to initialize trh

The plan was to initialize trho with the density of the first phase and than add the other phases but it looks like I forgot to increment the iterator after the initialization. Try

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Forum: OpenFOAM Bugs

January 16, 2008, 15:38

Replies: 16

Possible bug in multiphaseInterFoam

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Posted By henry

I have not run any rigorous va

I have not run any rigorous validation cases as this development was more of a demonstration and was not part of a funded project. Further development is needed, in particular the extension of MULES...

Forum: OpenFOAM Bugs

September 18, 2007, 02:53

Replies: 16

Possible bug in multiphaseInterFoam

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Posted By henry

I have solved this problem in

I have solved this problem in the 2-phase VOF codes including rasInterFoam by developing the MULES solver which guarantees boundedness for well-posed problems but I have not yet completed the...

Forum: OpenFOAM Bugs

September 16, 2007, 16:38

Replies: 16

Possible bug in multiphaseInterFoam

Views: 2,626

Posted By henry

You don't need to have an alph

You don't need to have an alphas file as it is generated automatically by the code and used for post-processing only.

Forum: OpenFOAM Bugs

September 16, 2007, 05:00

Replies: 16

Possible bug in multiphaseInterFoam

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Posted By henry

I have found that the fine-mes

I have found that the fine-mesh case does not run reliably in either 1.4 or 1.4.1 whereas the coarse mesh case runs fine in both. The problem relates to the phase fraction unboundedness possible...

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