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Old   October 7, 2008, 11:58
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Hi, all:

I have a question about the pEqn.flux() in the PISO loop, for the incompressible(icoFoam) case, after solving the pressure correction equation:

phi -= pEqn.flux();

while in the compressible case (sonicFoam),

phi = pEqn.flux();

My understanding is the incompressible flow is just a special case for the compressible flow (rho=const), no matter the pressure correction equation looks like. Can anyone explain the difference for the two cases?

Thanks a lot!
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Old   July 11, 2015, 16:21
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Hi Roy,

Did you eventually found your answer? Because I have the same question you have/had.

Thank you!
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Old   September 27, 2019, 02:14
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Did it get resolved? Because I do not see anywhere else in OpenFOAM except in the sonicFOAM this term

phi = pEqn.flux();

without any addition or subtraction.

Is it right?

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Old   September 27, 2019, 07:13
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I found the answer here: PISO Details

In sonicFoam
the ".flux()" function returns the influence of all implicit terms on the flux. In this case everything is implicit, so you can assign it like that
phi = pEqn.flux();



So, what I understand is that .flux() operator gives the flux terms of the equation which are handled implicitly.
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