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July 16, 2010, 11:45 |
Additional variable for lagrangian particles (dieselFoam)
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Hello Foamers,
I want to create an additional variable to be solved for lagrangian particles and I am looking to change the solver and source code both to do this. Usually in lagrangian-particle model, we solve for velocity, (u,v,w) for particles and I also add equations to solve a new variable (alpha,beta,gamma) as follows: alpha = u/t_scale beta = v/t_scale gamma = w/t_scale where t_scale is dynamically calculated each time step for each particle. This is means I have to add 4 new variables, alpha, beta, gamma and t_scale and solve for each particle. Can any one please share their experiences on adding more variable sand solving more lagrangian equations. I found a tutorial on the web "PC_Tutorial_dieselFoam_peered_NL_HN.pdf", but it shows how to change the evaporation model, but not really adding more variabkles and equations. Any discussion and sharing of experiences will be much appreciated. Thanks, Nir |
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