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Old   July 17, 2017, 07:07
Default Problem using the solidificationMeltingSource fvOption with compressibleInterFoam
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Hello everyone!

I am trying to simulate Stefan's problem with an compressible air gap on top.

I included the fvOptions 'solidificationMeltingSource' for simulating the melting in the solid/liquid part which I set using . But for some reason, the entire domain gets filled with the solid/liquid part and there is no more air on top.

I tried to implement it the way it was done here for Gallium melting: Tutorial/functional case for solidificationMeltingSource

When I run the solver after I run setFields and topoSet, there is no more metal melting fraction (sMS1:alpha1) in the solved timesteps folders which I think indicates that the fvOptions is not active for some reason.

I am new to OpenFOAM and I am not sure what I am doing wrong.

Thanks

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