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January 28, 2015, 22:38 |
subModels in reactingCloud1Properties in fireFOAM
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Taylor
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Hi everyone,
I am seeking to understand the various submodels under the subModel category in the reactingCloud1Properties file in fireFoam. The file in question can be found in the github repository here: https://github.com/fireFoam-dev/fire...oud1Properties There are a number of different subModels, with different options, listed inside the subModels tag: particleForces, injectionModels, dispersionModel, patchInteractionModel, heatTransferModel, compositionModel, phaseChangeModel, postProcessingModel, surfaceFilmModel, radiation, and then a few other categories which I believe are options for these various submodels. I know there are a few different options from each of them (like liquidEvaporation and liquidEvaporationBoil for phaseChangeModel). I believe this is an imported class from another FOAM model, though I'm not sure which one, perhaps reactingParcelFoam. My fundamental question is how do I learn about all of these submodels and how they work, what their various options are. My goal is to understand exactly what I am doing when I inject particles. I haven't been able to find anything like a comprehensive guide and I was hoping someone with more experience could point me in the right direction. Thanks for all the help! Taylor |
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firefoam, lagrangian particles, reactingparcelfoam |
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