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March 31, 2013, 08:08 |
Converting a species to particle
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Ah Cai
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Location: Malaysia
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Hi,
I am working on dieselFoam, using Openfoam 2.0.x. The n-heptane mechanism used with dieselFoam is the one given in the tutorial, the global mechanism for n-heptane. The end product of the combustion are CO2 and H2O. What I plan to do is to track Co2 once it is formed and trace its path. Instead of a contour distribution of mass fraction of Co2, I would like to visualize them in particle form and see the path it takes as the simulation goes. -Will solidParticle library do the trick?? -How to convert the Co2 species into a lagrangian particle for openfoam to track?? Thanks. Ahcai |
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April 15, 2013, 00:58 |
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Ah Cai
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Can anyone give some advice regarding this???
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dieselfoam, lagrangian, particle, tracking |
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