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nathan.kim July 31, 2017 06:22

An inhomogeneous multiphase flow solver in openfoam?
 
Hello,

I am looking for a way to treat a two-phase (water-vapour) flow system as an inhomogeneous one to see any difference from homogeneous multiphase flow solver.

Here is a background story. I am trying a simulation of cavitation behaviour under an ultrasonic vibratory cavitating device to see the sub-harmonic oscillation of the cavity. Up to now, tried the standard openfoam solvers such as interphaseChangeFoam and cavitatingFoam all with a deforming mesh scheme. But, none of them was good enough for capturing the sub-harmonic oscillation frequency correctly. So I am now interested in the subject type of a solver.

If anyone could advise me an appropriate solver to start with, it would be really grateful.


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FlyFox April 10, 2018 09:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by nathan.kim (Post 658955)
Hello,

I am looking for a way to treat a two-phase (water-vapour) flow system as an inhomogeneous one to see any difference from homogeneous multiphase flow solver.

Here is a background story. I am trying a simulation of cavitation behaviour under an ultrasonic vibratory cavitating device to see the sub-harmonic oscillation of the cavity. Up to now, tried the standard openfoam solvers such as interphaseChangeFoam and cavitatingFoam all with a deforming mesh scheme. But, none of them was good enough for capturing the sub-harmonic oscillation frequency correctly. So I am now interested in the subject type of a solver.

If anyone could advise me an appropriate solver to start with, it would be really grateful.


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Hello,
Have you had a look at twoPhaseEulerFoam? I think that is the type of solver you are looking for.


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