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October 28, 2007, 20:34 |
Hi,
1) Is interFoam meant o
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Harris
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Hi,
1) Is interFoam meant only for laminar flow and does not account for any turbulence that occur? 2) If (1) is true, is there any guided tutorial on the lesInterFoam solver? I have tried to figure out the files in the nozzle2D folder but I have no clue. Thanks very much |
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October 29, 2007, 15:45 |
Yes interFoam is only for lami
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kumar
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Yes interFoam is only for laminar flow. rasInterFoam does have turbulence modeling.
i do not think there is a tuorial for lesinterfoam solver kumar |
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October 29, 2007, 16:41 |
Thanks Kumar.
I have read s
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Harris
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Thanks Kumar.
I have read somewhere in the forum that ras with VOF will actually compromise on the sharpness of the interface and LES is a better option to go with. However, I don't quite know the different parameters that I have to key in. Do you have a chance to know about them? Thanks |
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