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July 16, 2015, 03:45
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reactingFoam's source term: rho*g
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Dongyue Li
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Hello guys,
I found this rho*g term in reactingFoam is handled in UEqn. This is not common in OpenFOAM buoyant driving/multi-phase solver. Im wondering the reason of this. I mean put rho*g in Ueqn in reactingFoam instead of putting it in the pressure equation. Best,
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November 7, 2015, 23:01
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In my opinion, puting rho*g in Ueqn in reactingFoam is somewhat similar to the Boussinesq approximation. |
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