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Old   February 23, 2016, 07:52
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Hi folks,

I have been going through the model structure in reactingFoam. Most of it is nice and clear, but as always the p equation is confusing. I understand that the way it is structured is similar to what it is in pimpleFoam, though it has an addition of a transonic case and an inclusion of compressibility parameter.

From the code perspective most of it is clear to me, but I would be interested to learn about the full mathematical derivation for this specific case. Unfortunately, I was not able to find a paper that describes the procedures which is used in these type of solvers.

Does anyone know or have a paper or some source that would have a derivation for p equation in reactingFoam?

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Ben
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Hi Ben,
Do you find the paper?
If yes could you please share.
Thank You!
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