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Shah Akib Sarwar
Join Date: Mar 2021
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Hello,
I am a new dsmcFoam user. I am trying to simulate a case where exhaust from a rocket impinges on the ground during the descent stage. I want to use the axisymmetric capabilities of the dsmcFoam+ solver provided by the hyStrath group (https://vincentcasseau.github.io/). Although I can run the sample case that came with the solver, when I try to make changes to that, my simulation domain ends up with no particles very quickly. I could not find much documentation on the solver. So, if anybody has some experience with it, I would really appreciate discussing my issues with you. Thank you! |
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Tunc
Join Date: Nov 2021
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Hi Akib,
Did you check dsmcProperties file in constant? You need to be accurate about number of equivalent particles and number density. |
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