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Old   January 2, 2016, 21:39
Default Implementing Gravitational Acceleration in dragModels of multiphaseEulerFoam
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Hi all,

i'm currently doing a student research project with OpenFOAM and the multiphaseEulerFoam solver. My Job is, among others, to implement some new drag models in this solver.

Some drag models (e.g. the Ishii-Zuber model) require the Eotvos Number, which requires the Gravitational Acceleration, which is provided in the constant directory.

Does anybody know, how I implement the gravitational acceleration into the drag models of multiphaseEulerFoam?

I'm pretty new to OpenFOAM and C++, so my question might seem a little stupid, but i'm desperately searching for a solution.

Thanks in Advance and best regards

Christoph
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