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September 22, 2019, 10:50 |
Incorporating Body Force (g) in dsmcFOAM
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Pratijay Guha
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Hi!
To begin with I;m new to OpenFoam and have used it to simulate transition and free molecular flow past bluff bodies. I now want to conduct a study on Rayleigh-Bernard Convection in compressible fluids. so far the only solvers that I have come across (buoyantBoussinesqPimpleFoam) is applicable only for incompressible flows. My basic query is: 1) If incorporate gravity in dsmcFOAM and sincedensity is not explicitly defined, will it accurately describe what Im looking for? 2) If I just copy the file g from "/opt/openfoam6/tutorials/heatTransfer/buoyantBoussinesqPimpleFoam/BernardCells/constant/g" and paste it in "/constant/" of my dsmcFOAM case file, will it work out? Thanks! |
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convection, dsmcfoam, free molecular regime, gravity, transition regime |
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