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May 10, 2007, 05:25 |
Hi,
I use interFoam to simu
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Hi,
I use interFoam to simulate bubbles in glycerine, I obtained bad results, and I don't know what is the numerical problem. With water there aren't problems. I use this solvers { pcorr ICCG 1e-10 0; pd ICCG 1e-10 0; gamma BICCG 1e-12 0; U BICCG 1e-08 0; } PISO { momentumPredictor yes; nCorrectors 3; nNonOrthogonalCorrectors 0; nGammaCorr 1; nGammaSubCycles 4; cGamma 2; Image1 Image2 Image3 Regards |
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May 25, 2007, 04:46 |
Hallo,
your bubbles in interf
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Karl-Heinz Leitz
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Hallo,
your bubbles in interfoam are quite nice. I have a similar problem. I want to simulate the evaporation of a solid. Probably in order to get the bubbles you had to add a source term to the interfoam solver? Is that right? If yes can you tell me in which equation I have to add a source term in order to get bubbles? Best regards, Karl-Heinz |
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