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August 6, 2014, 04:42 |
very small injection point on scalar transport
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Baek, Donghae
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hello
I am simulating scalar transport problem in open channel. the channel width is 3 m and water depth is 1 m. the dye is injected near the inlet. the problem is that the diameter of injector is too small. it is 0.001 m look like needle. the ratio channel width and height to injector diameter is very big!! I cannot make each cell size like this diameter (0.001 m). Although I use snappyhex or refineMesh to make this diameter, the number of cell in domain is too many. so I insert the injection point inside the code like below, C[mesh.findCell (point (2.13, 22.5, 0.0575))] = 100000; however the scalar value which I specified was diffused around point because OpenFoam use FVM method. Is there any method to make very small injector in my case??? |
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