[Kaskade]

Hi,

is there any way to run twoPhaseEulerFoam without solving for heat? I don't have the necessary data and I want do not want the extra computional effort.

multiPhaseEulerFoam apparently supports it, but but my case to large to try LES. Since I have a gas content in a liquid phase, the InterFOAMs are not an option. I need to resolve the flow fields for both phases.

Further questions:
What would happen if I just set both phases to the same temperature?
Is k converted to heat via epsilon? Or does it just vanish?

Thanks for the help.