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Old   January 13, 2023, 13:54
Default simulate vacuum break in liquid helium cooled cavities
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Hello,


So I was wondering how I would start with this particular case in OpenFOAM.


I will be simulating a vacuum break of liquid helium cooled tubes, and was wondering how to go about it. Air will be substituted with Nitrogen gas.



I have simulated two phase incompressible flow using openfoam before and had used he multiPhaseEulerFoam solver, however I am not sure if there is anything readily available or even partially for this particular case.


A little details about the case:


1- compressible flow.
2- condensation and frosting layer, mass deposition of the propagating nitrogen gas in the vacuum tube.
3- Heat transfer involved.
4- I will do 1D and then 2D.


these are the basics I will start with ideally.


Accepting suggestions and advice! I have never internally modified a case, so if that is the only option, please guide me to where I can start!



Thanks!


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