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Old   June 13, 2022, 07:31
Default Using a transport model in OpenFOAM(Visco elastic like giesekus,maxwell and PTT)
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HI,
I'm comparatively new to OpenFOAM and use interFoam solver for my simulation works. Currently, I'm using the Newtonian model for both fluids involved. But I'd like to use a Visco elastic model for one of my fluids. I already know some viscoelastic models exist like giesekus and maxwell in OpenFOAM. So how to call these models while using InterFoam solver? Do I only need to specify these models(and their properties) in my transport properties file(Case file), or is there any other way to use these models? Any help will be highly appreciated.
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Old   September 28, 2022, 09:10
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Hey,


you may have figured it out by now but there is no standard viscoelastic model in interFoam. You have to create a new class for viscoelastic models or you have to implement your desired model manually in your solver (interFoam).



This discussion could help you:


viscoelastic flow with free surface


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Old   February 9, 2023, 07:40
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Hi, can anyone guide me to combine any viscoelastic transport model into interFoam?
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