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February 9, 2000, 14:32 |
SIMPLE (or SIMPLER) fortran code
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Hello, I am a chemical engineering. I am writing a fortran code to simulate the motion of particle in a fluidized bed (a system where many hundreds of particles are moved by a flow of a gas, usually air), using the Discrete Element Method. To do this work, I need to use a subroutine ables to solve (in unsteady condition) the pressure and air flow velocity fields. Since the main aspect of my work is the modelling of interparticle forces, I would like to save time, using an available code. Hence, I am searching the source of such a code (I think SIMPLE or SIMPLER algorithm could be a good choice, is so ?)
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February 10, 2000, 14:37 |
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It has been a long time (1985) since I used SIMPLER for my graduate project. I obtained a portion of the FORTRAN source code that included subroutines for solving velocity and pressure from Dr Laurence S Caretto at California State University, Northridge, who was my advisor at the time. I communicated with him sometime last year by email, and believe he is still teaching at CSUN. He might have a source code available.
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February 11, 2000, 10:53 |
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CHECK OUT ftp.springer.de UNDER PERICS DIRECTORY FIND CAFFA.F FOR SIMPLE ALGORITHM GOOD LUCK NURAY KAYAKOL
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February 11, 2000, 15:30 |
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Hello. SIMPLE might not be the best approach if you use the same time step size for both fluid flow and particle caluculations. In many cases, much smaller time step size is required for particle calculations in DEM. SIMPLE, inplicit, allows you to have relative larger time step size, is not advantageous in terms of that point.
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Hello, I am a chemical engineering.I need to use a subroutine ables to solve (in steady condition) 2-D fluid flow (the pressure and velocity and temperature and mass) fields in cylindrical coordinate . Can you send me the source code for SIMPLE scheme (preferably on fortran) so that I can get & proceed from it.
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January 18, 2017, 05:59 |
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please i am a mechanical ingeneer student i am studying velocity temperature in coaxial jet.. please to send me the code on my email: bayoudhmaryam@live.fr
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