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March 3, 2014, 13:25 |
Particle tracking and porous medium filter
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Giuse
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Hi everybody,
I'm new to OF! I'm used to work with fluent but I'd like to move towards OF.. I would like to perform a lagrangian simulation of a chamber, with a particular shape. I want to track the particles within the velocity field, considering a two coupled approach. These particles cannot cross a porous filter which I want to model as a porous medium... Is this problem solvable directly with the standard solvers or do I have to write the code from scratch? I tried to find out more about this issue but I'm a little bit confused about how to deal with it. You know, I need to change my forma mentis from fluent user to OF! I would appreaciate any kind of hint. Joe |
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March 4, 2014, 10:39 |
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both things are possible with OpenFOAM and without starting from scratch. For example you can use a incompressible and steady solver 'porousSimpleFoam' to simulate the flow through a porous region. Tutorial cases can be found under Code:
tutorials/incompressible/porousSimpleFoam/ Code:
tutorials/lagrangian/ Hope this helps. Sebastian |
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