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October 4, 2016, 23:53 |
interFoam, axisymmetric, large interface U, very small deltaT
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Qing FAN
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Hello everyone,
I am doing a axisymmetric problem, a nozzle drop water on to an ellipsoid. A pressure of 5000 Pa is exerted on the inlet, and the outlet is atmosphere. I tried using Fluent, it seems to work, and I want to do it in OpenFOAM. With OpenFOAM 4.0, the calculation stops about 0.088s, with very small deltaT: Courant Number mean: 0.013805723 max: 0.20044358 Interface Courant Number mean: 8.5162651e-06 max: 0.010675578 deltaT = 7.9452002e-111 Time = 0.088427446 PIMPLE: iteration 1 MULES: Solving for alpha.oil Phase-1 volume fraction = 0.062043843 Min(alpha.oil) = -6.9585342e-21 Max(alpha.oil) = 1 MULES: Solving for alpha.oil Phase-1 volume fraction = 0.062043827 Min(alpha.oil) = -1.4644222e-20 Max(alpha.oil) = 1 I checked the velocity, found that the velocity near interface of water and air is large. With different BCs and finer meshes, the issue still remains. I attached a picture (the white curve is the interface) and case files, any comments are grateful. In this thread http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/ope...ling-tank.html, TobM says After changing the type of inlet in p_rgh, my case seems to work now. Many thanks to TobM. Last edited by fanq; October 5, 2016 at 10:12. Reason: seems to work |
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