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January 17, 2012, 12:03 |
particle forces in lagrangian (intermediate) libraries
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Mat
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Hello everybody,
I'm really new with OpenFOAM. My work is related to the simulation of the motion of a cloud of particles. In the equation of motion for each particle, I would use the pressureGradient force. However, I obtain this error : "Force pressureGradient must be specified as a dictionary" Does it exist a tutorial using the pressureGradient force for the computation of the particle's motion ? Or someone knows how to use it, and what should be specify with this force ? (Usually, only sphereDrag and gravity forces are used.) I have an other question: I saw that in the 1.7 version, there was the possibility to use the virtualMass force. Why it has not be kept for the 2.0 version ? Thank you for your help. Mat |
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February 22, 2012, 12:55 |
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Mat
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For those who are interested, one should precise the velocity field used to calculate the pressure gradient force. For example, it could be done simply as following :
particleForces { sphereDrag; gravity; pressureGradient { U U; } } Best, Mat |
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