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June 12, 2013, 08:18 |
Solid particals in gas flow
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Thomas F.
Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: Graz, Austria
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Hello!
I currently writing my master thesis and therefore have some questions concerning an Euler- Lagrange simulation in OpenFoam 2.1.x. A gas flow has to be dumped with a bunch of solid particles. I´m interested in the distribution of these particles at the end of the flow. Therefore a Lagrange- Solver has to be used but it is not necessary to take chemical reactions, collision within the particles, surface Films and atomization into account. Coupling between flow and particles is needed but the particles should not effect the flow. This results in some questions: Is there a proper way to simulate solid particles within an Euler-Lagrange solver? I found solidParticleFoam but could not use it (http://openfoamwiki.net/index.php/Co...idParticleFoam). Also I discovered a library in OpenFOAM-2.1.x/src/lagrangian/solidParticle but have no idea how to implement it. All multiphase solvers are Euler-Euler and all Lagrangian solvers are made for liquid- solid systems - right? I looked into all Lagrangian solvers and took a closer look at sprayFoam. Is my idea right that if I turn out all models (chemical reactions, collision within the particles, surface Films, atomization,particle Forces, ,...), set a constant volume and density OpenFoam will treat the particles as solid? Any other advices or ideas? Thanks for your time and help in advance! Regards, Thomas |
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June 21, 2013, 05:06 |
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Thomas F.
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I made some achievements with my simulation.
First I changed to reactingParcelFoam where I was able to inject ash particles in Air - I also found out where and how I can add new materials to the list - until now only C, CaCo3 and ash are implemented. But there are still some problems. If I set coupled true; (which is my goal in order to have 2-way coupling and a comparison to experimental results) the solver crashes the first time a particle is injected. Quote:
If I set coupled false; the simulation runs fine, but as soon as a particle touches a wall it stops without any errors (standardWallInteration rebound). It runs fine with escape or stick... EDIT: This is the point where the montioned error apears (from CompostionModel.C) Code:
template<class CloudType> Foam::label Foam::CompositionModel<CloudType>::localToGlobalCarrierId ( const label phaseI, const label id ) const { label gid = phaseProps_[phaseI].globalCarrierIds()[id]; if (gid < 0) { FatalErrorIn ( "Foam::label " "Foam::CompositionModel<CloudType>::localToGlobalCarrierId" "(" "const label, " "const label" ") const" ) << "Unable to determine global carrier id for phase " << phaseI << " with local id " << id << abort(FatalError); } return gid; } Last edited by Dommy; June 21, 2013 at 06:19. |
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