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June 15, 2010, 07:03 |
DNS - interDymFoam compare
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Robert Langner
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Location: Freiburg, Germany
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Hello foamers!
Actually I'm looking for a model on VoF basis to simulate an evaporation. I read much about interDymFoam and it's dynamic mesh refinement. I could imagine that the effort to compute a new mesh every time step is pretty high and i.e. in cases of high vapor fraction we have a large volume fraction of refined regions to. So if I already refined the main part of my model, should it be a big difference to use DNS instead ? Is there anyone who have some experience of the calculation time of interDymFoam in compare to DNS ? Thanks in advance, Robert |
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