energy in sonicFoam
Hi,
i posted my problem yesterday here, but i got no reply so i post it here, again. I hope someone can help cause my time is running and i have to understand the sonicFoam solver. here is my problem again: I think I understand most of sonicFoam. It's a solver with PISO loop for the compressible Navier-Stokes equations. But one think is absolutely not clear: if i set mu=0 in sonicFoam it solves the Euler Equations for a compressible, inviscid, perfect gas. (thats what i want to simulate) But there is a little difference to the standart equations. sonicFoam just looks at the inner energy e=T*Cv (just thermal energy). The Euler Equations (and also the Navier-Stokes) work with the energy e=T*Cv+1/2*mag(v)^2 (thermal energy + kinetic energy). why can the kinetic energy be ignored? And why is the the solver still consisten to the Euler-/Navier-Stokes Equations? Today i made some tests with sonicFoam and rhoSonicfoam. If i use rhoSonicfoam without kinetic energy the solution becomes wrong. And if i put kinetic energy to sonicFoam the solution becomes wrong, too. For both solvers the energy hast to be, as it is. So i think there is a kinetic energy in sonicFoam, but i can't find the term for it. pls help me, Joern ps: i post it in the "solving" forum, because for me it's a problem of consistens of a solver. |
The kinetic energy term is in the form of K=1/2*mag(v)^2.
Sorry this thread is very old but I just posted it for a quick answer for someone looking for the something same. |
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