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June 8, 2011, 11:47 |
div(phi,U) in an incompressible solver
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fisch
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Hi Foamers,
does anybody know if div(phi,U) in an incompressible solver (like simpleFoam) is calculating the "full" divergence term of phi*U or is it directely introducing the incompressibility conditions that the calculation would be reduced to the half. For a better understanding what i mean i will write it analytical for 2D motion (i will leave out the density): Option a) div(U,U) = u*( du/dx+dv/dy) + u*du/dx + v*du/dy Option b) div(U,U) = u*du/dx + v*du/dy (because the term in the brackets satisfies div(U)=0) Which option is openFoam using? Thanks a lot, rupert |
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