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Paul Lee
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I'm trying to adapt electrostaticFoam to solve galvanic corrosion problem as a part of my graduate study. My first stage goal is to repeat the galvanic corrosion tutorial available in COMSOL in openFOAM. Please see link below:
https://www.comsol.com/model/downloa...eformation.pdf the step-by-step guide from this thread have been helpful in finding the current density: How to calculate electric field strength But now I am stuck in simulating galvanic damage with mesh deformation. All available dynamic mesh module in openFOAM seems to deal with moving object in fluid domain, is there a dynamic solver that can deform the electrode boundary like the COMSOL example? perhaps similar to the DEFINE_GRID_MOTION macro from ansys Fluent? Here is the case file for my simulation: https://1drv.ms/f/s!Auz_PRELFPQMgrR6774pxSdXOMPQ5g Thanks in advance, Paul |
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