How to include multiple lagrangian particle clouds?

lf.lopez18 · August 5, 2020, 22:28

Hi!

I am using reactingParcelFoam to study spray flames. Now I want to add some "virtual particles", whose velocity I want to calculate from a formula, not from a balance of forces as conventionally. So I made a custom library from kinematic libraries (basicKinematicCloud, KinematicCloud, KinematicParcel, etc...). You can call it virtual library, so I changed the files names to: basicVirtualCloud, VirtualCloud, VirtualParcel, etc... and all the content inside them from "kinematic" to "virtual".

I have some questions:

How to add this particle cloud to the custom library?
How to impose the particle velocity instead of calculating from balance of forces?

Thanks in advance.
Felipe.

oswald · September 3, 2020, 04:39

1.) There are several nice tutorials out there regarding this topic. Quick googling for example gave me this: https://www.foamacademy.com/wp-conte...ons_slides.pdf

2.) In principle you can use the reactingParcelCloud and simply change the method of calculating U in ReactingParcel.C to something that suits your needs. In my OF-Version it is at line 550.

August 5, 2020, 22:28	How to include multiple lagrangian particle clouds?	#1
lf.lopez18 New Member Luis Felipe López Join Date: Apr 2020 Posts: 7 Rep Power: 6	Hi! I am using reactingParcelFoam to study spray flames. Now I want to add some "virtual particles", whose velocity I want to calculate from a formula, not from a balance of forces as conventionally. So I made a custom library from kinematic libraries (basicKinematicCloud, KinematicCloud, KinematicParcel, etc...). You can call it virtual library, so I changed the files names to: basicVirtualCloud, VirtualCloud, VirtualParcel, etc... and all the content inside them from "kinematic" to "virtual". I have some questions: How to add this particle cloud to the custom library? How to impose the particle velocity instead of calculating from balance of forces? Thanks in advance. Felipe.

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September 3, 2020, 04:39		#2
oswald Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Leipzig, Germany Posts: 95 Rep Power: 16	1.) There are several nice tutorials out there regarding this topic. Quick googling for example gave me this: https://www.foamacademy.com/wp-conte...ons_slides.pdf 2.) In principle you can use the reactingParcelCloud and simply change the method of calculating U in ReactingParcel.C to something that suits your needs. In my OF-Version it is at line 550.