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May 30, 2022, 10:06 |
Lagrangian Particle OpenFOAM
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Hello. I made a simulation of the motion of Lagrangian particles using the "particleFoam" solver. Each particle was counted separately and then I put them on one graph. It seems to me that I got the wrong trajectories because the particles practically do not rise along the "x" axis. What could be the mistake?
P,S, At the beginning I counted the inviscid gas using "rhoCentralFoam". Then I took the velocity and density distribution and worked with the "particleFoam" solver. |
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June 9, 2022, 08:13 |
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Josh Williams
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Have you tried running the simulation with "coupled" as true? I think this is the issue.
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June 13, 2022, 13:43 |
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thanks for the reply. I consulted with some people and realized that I got a fairly correct result. And what is the "coupled" setting. And what it affects. When I ran the simulation with "true" I didn't get the change.
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lagrangian particle, openfoam, particlefoam, rhocentralfoam |
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