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Old   April 16, 2018, 05:40
Default Lift amplitude error in viscoelastic Fluid
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Dear Foamers

I'm simulating the shedding flow around a circular cylinder in viscoelastic fluid with rheoFoam.
At first I was working with viscoelasticFluidFoam that is just allow me to use upwind scheme for div(phi,tau) that gave me 30% error in CL amplitude. If I use any other scheme insted of that, the solution would be diverged!
I reduced Courant number to 0.01 and ​the grid became smaller. but again with upwind scheme I couldn't get appropriate result and I had 25% error in CL amplitude!

So I installed openFOAM v 4.0 and compile rheoFoam and read the related part of user manual. Then I tried to get results of Fig. 4 of Oliviera [1] with this condition:
FENE-CR, Re=100 , De=80 , L2=100
ddt: CN 1 - div(phi,U) , div(phi,tau) , div(phi,A) : GaussDefCmpw cubista
SIMPLE algorithm - URF=1 - nInIter=1 - Courant Number = 0.01

But the results are very strange: CLmax=0.4 (Oliviera: 0.15) .
Also there are some strange fluctuations that I don't knw what they are!
1- Could you please tell me what is wrong in my simulation?



Note: To calculate CL and CD I have written this function:
stress = tau+etta_S*(grad(U)+gradT(U)) - p
F= - stress & A[i]
Drag=F.x();
Lift=F.y();
CD=Drag/ (0.5*rho*U_inf^2*Aref)
CL=Lift/ (0.5*rho*U_inf^2*Aref)

3- what is difference between FENE-CR and FENE-CRlog?

Validating this problem has been my problem for a long period of time.

I appreciate if any answers me.
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[1] Method for time-dependent simulations of viscoelastic flows: vortex shedding behind cylinder, Paulo J. Oliveira, J. Non-Newtonian Fluid Mech. 101 (2001) 113–137
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Dear Foamers

I'm simulating the shedding flow around a circular cylinder in viscoelastic fluid with rheoFoam.
At first I was working with viscoelasticFluidFoam that is just allow me to use upwind scheme for div(phi,tau) that gave me 30% error in CL amplitude. If I use any other scheme insted of that, the solution would be diverged!
I reduced Courant number to 0.01 and ​the grid became smaller. but again with upwind scheme I couldn't get appropriate result and I had 25% error in CL amplitude!

So I installed openFOAM v 4.0 and compile rheoFoam and read the related part of user manual. Then I tried to get results of Fig. 4 of Oliviera [1] with this condition:
FENE-CR, Re=100 , De=80 , L2=100
ddt: CN 1 - div(phi,U) , div(phi,tau) , div(phi,A) : GaussDefCmpw cubista
SIMPLE algorithm - URF=1 - nInIter=1 - Courant Number = 0.01

But the results are very strange: CLmax=0.4 (Oliviera: 0.15) .
Also there are some strange fluctuations that I don't knw what they are!
1- Could you please tell me what is wrong in my simulation?



Note: To calculate CL and CD I have written this function:
stress = tau+etta_S*(grad(U)+gradT(U)) - p
F= - stress & A[i]
Drag=F.x();
Lift=F.y();
CD=Drag/ (0.5*rho*U_inf^2*Aref)
CL=Lift/ (0.5*rho*U_inf^2*Aref)

3- what is difference between FENE-CR and FENE-CRlog?

Validating this problem has been my problem for a long period of time.

I appreciate if any answers me.
--------------------------------------------
[1] Method for time-dependent simulations of viscoelastic flows: vortex shedding behind cylinder, Paulo J. Oliveira, J. Non-Newtonian Fluid Mech. 101 (2001) 113–137
any answer?
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