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d849c8 July 7, 2015 21:35

When particles rebound, what's the wall velocity?
 
Hello everyone,
I want to use DPMFoam and I investigated how a particle rebounds when encountering walls:
U = U(particle) - U(wall)
U -=(1+e)*(U&nw)

However, I 'm confused about U(wall), U(wall) is from KinematicCloud.C, line 726, the comment there says "Only wall patches may have a non-zero wall velocity from the velocity field when the mesh is not moving." Accoring to the codes, if a patch is wall, U(wall) shall be U.ari[boundary], else U(wall) shall be zero.

What does the comment mean?If the bottom of a pipe is wall, U(wall) shall be the velocity of fluid at bottom, though the bottom is not moving!I'm quite confused.

kmooney July 13, 2015 20:09

I think this would be the case if you have a partial or full slip condition at a wall.

Quote:

Originally Posted by d849c8 (Post 554246)
Hello everyone,
I want to use DPMFoam and I investigated how a particle rebounds when encountering walls:
U = U(particle) - U(wall)
U -=(1+e)*(U&nw)

However, I 'm confused about U(wall), U(wall) is from KinematicCloud.C, line 726, the comment there says "Only wall patches may have a non-zero wall velocity from the velocity field when the mesh is not moving." Accoring to the codes, if a patch is wall, U(wall) shall be U.ari[boundary], else U(wall) shall be zero.

What does the comment mean?If the bottom of a pipe is wall, U(wall) shall be the velocity of fluid at bottom, though the bottom is not moving!I'm quite confused.



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