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July 15, 2017, 15:19 |
Altering Diffusion in reactingFoam
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Max
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Hi, I am currently simulating a gas interacting with the air. My actual goal is to simulate a volatile chemical evaporating from a surface, but I am treating the liquid portion as a saturated vapour at the surface instead of a liquid to simplify the simulation.
After doing some research I have decided to use reactingFoam as my solver to simulate how the vapour and air interact (without chemistry turned on, naturally) So since I am a little new to reactingFoam I am asking where in the solver files is diffusion calculated and how can I alter the solver files to make the diffusion coefficient a predefined scalar instead of being calculated from the solver? Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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