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Old   June 27, 2019, 04:51
Default TKE and epsilon in heat transfer model definition in reactingEulerFoam
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Hello,

I am adding a new heat transfer model at reactingEulerFoam/interfacialModels/heatTransferModels in OpenFOAM-dev.

I have already done this before successfully in previous versions of OpenFOAM. I was using ‘pair_.continuous().turbulence().k()’ for TKE and ‘pair_.continuous().turbulence().epsilon()’ for epsilon for liquid phase turbulence properties.

Now, in OF-dev version, if I try to use the same declarations then it gives some error like below:

heatTransferModels/Coste/Coste.C: In member function ‘virtual Foam::tmp<Foam::GeometricField<double, Foam::fvPatchField, Foam::volMesh> > Foam::heatTransferModels::Coste::K(Foam::scalar) const’:
heatTransferModels/Coste/Coste.C:85:41: error: ‘const class Foam:haseModel’ has no member named ‘turbulence’
volScalarField k(pair_.continuous().turbulence().k());
^
heatTransferModels/Coste/Coste.C:86:47: error: ‘const class Foam:haseModel’ has no member named ‘turbulence’
volScalarField epsilon(pair_.continuous().turbulence().epsilon()) ;
^
I will be very thankful if someone can help in this issue!

BR,
GP
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