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August 31, 2011, 07:12 |
Bubble-column simulation using bubbleFoam
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Luca Giannelli
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Kobe, Japan
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Hello everybody,
I'm forced to ask here a very common question... already being asked many times, but I cannot realize how to get started in the right way. Please be patient..... Situation: I want to run a simulation in a bubble column (cylinder) with a somewhat complicated geometry. To make things easy, I started running the tutorial provided and everything goes (of course) fine. Browsing the files I realized that the p, alpha, Ua and Ub profiles are already given in the definition folder. Problem: In my case the fluid will be steady when I will start bubbling air in, so this definition of the variables simply doesn't work. Moreove, how can I fugure out a distribution of U,p and alpha before actually running the calculations?!?! What I did was to purge from the files the data from the examples and correct the parameters for having a steady fluid, and a 0.1 m/s gas inlet. My config files are these. Alpha Quote:
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I don't know what's going on in the simulation but as I look at the results in the paraview, I see that alpha is already non-zero after 1 second almost everywhere in the column, Ua and Ub start rising in value from the top and other strange behaviours like this. I also tried to reply wat was written in this forum post but without any luck... I don't know what I am getting wrong even if I strongly suppose that it resides in these configuration files. If somebody could help me getting out from this.... Thank you in advance for your help Luca |
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bubble-column, bubblefoam, openfoam |
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