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Jue Wang
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Hi, Foamers,
I would like to integrate the air mass in a certain domain solved with compressibleInterFoam. Since air phase is compressible, an approximate way I would use is let rho_air = rho - alpha.water * rho_water where I assume rho_water is a constant when alpha.water equals to 1. However, when I checked the calculation results, it's not true. rho_water changes along with pressure changing. I thought compressibleInterFoam only takes gas as the compressible phase. Am I wrong? And regardless of I'm correct or wrong, does someone know how to calculate the gas mass in a certain domain in a multi-phase flow field? Hope someone knows more about the hypothesis of this solver and clear up my confusion. Thanks. Joe |
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air compressibility, compressibleinterfoam, density, mass |
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