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Hi,
can someone suggest me a solver in OpenFOAM suitable for Incompressible flow with heat transfer with DES. I don't seem to find a solver having to fit this combination exactly. Thanks, Camoesas |
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AND moving mesh capability(!)
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Really no Solver available?
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Fabian Roesler
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Hi Camoesas
I believe there is no heat transfer solver in OpenFOAM with moving mesh capability. But you could use pimpleDyMFoam to start your own solver. All you have to do is add a new scalar transport. I saw a HowTo somewhere in the Web explaining the necessary steps for icoFoam. By the way, what is ment by DES in this context? Regards Fabian |
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HI Fabian,
DES means Detached-Eddy Simulation: Farfield: LES and turbulence modelling near the walls. Its expected to be more accurate than RANS and faster than LES Camoesas |
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Fabian Roesler
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Hi Camoesas
thanks for the replay. As I am not so deep into turbulent flow this is new for me. As DES is possible in OF you could also include this to your new solver. Regards Fabian |
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