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December 27, 2019, 08:38 |
External Forces, multiphase, force calculation
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Hi
I'm working on a viscoelastic multiphase case with the openFOAM toolbox "rheotool" and the solve "rheoInterFoam (it's like interFoam but for viscoelastic fluids). I have a spheric-shaped viscoelastic fluid on a plate and want to see the effects on the relaxation-behavior when i change the forces. I started with g (9,81 and 19,62) in y-direction. Now I'd like to have some kind of radial/tangential force, beginning at the center. Does anybody know, how i can define a force (or adjust F_g) like this? And is there a way to calculate (and plot) the internal forces in the fluid/surface? I've seen the function "forces", but when I got it right, this calculates the forces at the defined patches and not in the fluid? thanks for helping! |
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