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Can you please send this working case to chokshirl@gmail.com ? Many thanks !! |
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Hello everyone,
I had the same problem (multi-fluid-mixing flow, single phase, compressible, stationary). I combined rhoSimpleFoam and reactingFoam to a new solver, which integrates in rhoSimpleFoam. I called it rhoMixingSimpleFoam. It is attached to this post. EDIT: Please keep in mind, that this solver is not well tested or validated in any way! Also: In this solver the turbulent species transport is modelled via alphat and is thus equal to the turbulent heat fluxes. This is not always the case! Installation: Just copy the dir "rhoMixingSimpleFoam" to the rhoSimpleFoam-directory (/path_to_Openfoam/applications/solvers/compressible/rhoSimpleFoam/), enter it and run wmake. Also attached is the following thermophysicalProperties which is used by this solver: Code:
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Hello Kamal,
Is the simulation fully converged? Please provide more information about your case and the way you are using the species mixing (species, phases) to track down if the error is caused by the solver modification. Best regards, Hendrik |
Hi Hendrik, I'm checking out your solver (nice work btw.). How do you prescribe boundary conditions for the individual species? Is it in the same way as in case of reactingFoam i.e. by individual files in constant/ dir as e.g. "air" and "CO2"?
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Hello Petr,
thank you! Yes, BCs are prescribed as in reactingFoam. For example for CO2: Code:
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Hallo Foamers,
can you suggest me a solver for, propane jet leak in to air. Right now, i am using reactingbuoyantfoam, but i want to add dynamic mesh, which is not supported by reactingFoam. any suggestions?. cheers, nm. |
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