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September 29, 2021, 17:57 |
Meaning of mu in transportProperties mhdFoam
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Ramon
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Hello FOAMers,
I am running some duct flow magnetohydrodynamic simulations using the mhdFoam solver. I would like to know the meaning of the input parameter "mu" listed in the constant/transportProperties file. Is it the relative permeability or the total permeability (relative mu * mu vacuum) of the fluid? Based on its physical units in the transportProperties file, "mu" seems to be the total permeability, but I would like to confirm this info with you guys because when I try to model fluids with low permeability, close to that of vacuum (1.2566e-6), the Courant number exceeds stability bounds in just a few iterations, no matter how small the time step I use. Best regards. |
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mhdfoam, permeability, transportproperties |
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