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December 14, 2019, 01:55 |
interface curvature in interFoam
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Nguyen Duy Trong
Join Date: Apr 2014
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Hi everyone,
I have a question about interface curvature as below: Following definition of interface curvature, is defined as: in which is normal vector of interface that is defined based on volume fraction in each cell as: So: is volVectorField and then is volScalarField, is that correct? However, in interFoam solver, is defined on cell face () as: where is defined by interpolation computation as: then, face unit interface normal flux is defined as: with is the normal vector of cell face (Note that then is a surfaceScalarField). Then, interface curvature is defined as: My question is: - why do we need to interpolate the to cell face. - when we mention about normal vector of interface (interface normal vector) which one is correct defined at cell's center or defined at cell's face? |
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