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January 5, 2011, 08:41
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multiphase solver for steady state problems
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Tong Zhongyao
Join Date: Oct 2010
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hi, everyone,
I am trying to solve a film flow problem with interFoam. I have to set small time steps to make sure courant number smaller than one, and it takes very long time to solve a simple problem. So my questions are: Is there a multiphase solver for steady problems? Is it possible to change interFoam into a steady solver by modify its code? By the way, I am a beginner and I find it is really difficult to understand the code of OpenFOAM. Can you give me some advice about OpenFOAM learning? Thanks very much! |
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