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June 26, 2013, 09:21 |
rhoCentralFoam / sonicFoam
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VS
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Good day,
i have some questions for rhoCentralFoam as it comes to shock waves. In case of the forward step : why the boundary values are 3 m/s , 1 Pa , 1 K ? Why do we have to use Ma instead of , let's say , 350 m/s , 1e5 Pa and 300 K ? Why the results file has only values for rhoUx,rhoUy,rhoUz,rho and not for Ux,Uy,Uz,e? Thanks |
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June 26, 2013, 13:39 |
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Ehsan
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Hi
I read before somewhere that the values have been normalized(I can't remember by which values) but its only a simple example too see the solver works(even not very precise results) or not not more. you can change all values.feel free and see it.
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