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February 19, 2013, 23:34 |
Laminar Poiseuille Flow using rhoSimplecFoam
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David Ouellette
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
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Hi all!
I am in the process of converting the 'squareBend' tutorial for the rhoSimplecFoam solver, to the situation I am researching. I have currently modified the geometry such that the system simulates laminar Poiseuille flow. Now, issue that I am having is that I am receiving virtually identical velocity profiles for both the laminar and turbulent cases; where they are both heavily blunted, suggesting that the flow is turbulent in both cases. This is further substantiated by the k and epsilon profiles that are produced at the end of the simulation; where they are different from the initialized ones. Furthermore, the maximum velocity of the profile does change when the inlet flow rate is varied; suggesting that at least some of the files within the case folder are being read. I have provided the code for the RANSProperties and turbulenceProperties files below for the laminar case. Code: in the RANProperties file, I have: Code:
RASModel laminar; turbulence off; printCoeffs on; Code:
simulationType laminar; Thanks and all the best, David |
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