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September 25, 2019, 21:28 |
How to extract values @ 2 different positions [hot & cold sides] - liquid evaporation
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Hello Foamers,
This evaporation problem is a part of work in my main problem. The problem is simple, a rectangular 1D channel is considered where right end is symmetry, left end (wall) is with the temperature of 1323K, other faces are empty (1D problem). With supply of heat (temperature) from the left wall end, the liquid inside the channel will be evaporated, and the heat is slowly propagated from left to right end. The liquid is evaporated based on the condition (also shown in the ATTACHMENT) as follows: Quote:
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I have gone through links, which is helpful somehow, but I'm not sure with my approach. How to identify cell neighbours transient source term Kindly someone guide me by sharing ideas. Thank you |
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September 28, 2019, 01:48 |
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Atul Kumar
Join Date: Dec 2015
Location: National Centre for Combustion Research and Development
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what is boundary type ??? if its region model and coupled boundary use nbrRegion to extract neighbour region values
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September 30, 2019, 02:16 |
Movement of evaporating plane
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Dear Atul Kumar,
Thank you for your response. There is no problems in boundary type and I'm not using any coupled boundary. Let me explain you the gist of my main confusion again. The evaporation is based on the condition followed by the calculation of mass and heat fluxes. And most importantly, the progression (movement) of evaporating plane is taken into account based on sign changes [(+) low temp side, (-) high temp side)]. As we discussed about the the sample code below, where I am not sure with the code, because I didn't defined the progression (movement) of evaporating plane based on sign changes [(+) low temp side, (-) high temp side)]. Attachment in previous post gives clear overview. Please share the ideas. I need help in constructing the OpenFOAM code. Quote:
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