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Hello
I want to obtain the OCF velocity profile without resolving interphase between air and water, i.e. with only single phase solvers such as pisoFoam/pimpleFoam. I managed to get max velocity profile as the surface (top boundary) with symmetry bc but I think the obtained velocity profile is not correct as after cetrain height from the bottom wall/bounadry the velocity is constant till the top surface (see the figs attached). The major settings used are as follows: -RANS Model (kOmegaSST) -K and Omega are treated as wall at lower bounadary where wallunctions are used for both (for k kqRWallFunction, for omega omegaWallFunction) -Uniform Mesh grading along depth (yPlus= 150-200). -Turbulence parameters estimated using wiki provided here corresponding to 4% turbulnece intensity and length scale based on mixing length concept (7% of hyd. dia or water depth) as OpenFOAM code is base on that. Resulted k=9.87e-4, omega=5.83. water velocity is 0.675 m/s and water depth or hyd. dia is 0.14 m. -periodic bc (cyclic) between front and back plane. -cyclic bc between inlet and outlet, fvOption is used to drive the flow using PatchMeanFlowVelocity type momentum source. Any suggestions/cpmments to obtain the correct OCF velocity profile similar to attached figure. Best Regards Atul |
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