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July 18, 2005, 23:23 |
I use interFoam to test the 3D
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I use interFoam to test the 3D Rayleigh-Taylor problem with a initial random interface. Top and bottom patches are set to wall. The other patches are symmetry planes. The density-ratio is 200:1.
In my result interface, besides the bubbles and spikes, I find many other little slices which are seperated from the main interface. Is the result resonable? |
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July 19, 2005, 00:21 |
This is a picture of the resul
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This is a picture of the result: .
Thanks. |
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July 19, 2005, 05:21 |
What combination of differenci
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What combination of differencing schemes have you tried and what values for the interface compression factor cGamma?
What are the viscosities and surface tension? |
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July 19, 2005, 10:04 |
The differencing schemes,and t
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The differencing schemes,and the interface compression factor cGamma are the default value. The nu is 0.0111, the density is 4.99 and 998, sigma is 0.005.
When the initial inerface is a simple cos shape, the result interface is well captured without small slices. Thanks |
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July 19, 2005, 10:20 |
I am unhappy with the concept
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I am unhappy with the concept of "default value", we did not intend for the settings that FoamX has when it starts up to be considered reliable "default values" they are simply valid values which it needs to start. In the next version of FoamX I am going to add functionality so that "null" values are given for everything at start-up and require all settings to be specified by the user before the case can be saved and run.
It really is the users responsibility to choose all physical properties and operatiing parameters for CFD runs, defaults simply aren't acceptable because all cases are different and may require different choices depending on a wide range of considerations including stability, reliablility, accuracy, mesh quailty, case complexity, computational cost, users requirements for the solution etc. etc. |
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