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September 24, 2011, 17:49 |
dieselengineFoam solver... not present in OF-2.0.1...
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Alex
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Hi
I would like to simulate the variation in injection time schedule in a Diesel engine. I remember that in OF-1.4.1-dev there used to be a DieselEngineFoam solve, but it is no longer present in OF-2.0.1 I have checked and there is no OF-2.0.1-dev release either, can someone please tell me where to find the latest OF-x-dev release, and how to compile it...? The one i have presently in my PC is the 2.0.1 release, and has been compiled with Icc compilers... Thanks in advance. BRGDS Alex |
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September 24, 2011, 18:27 |
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Bruno Santos
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Greetings Alex,
If you do have 2.0.1 installed:
Instructions for installing that version: Short tutorial for installation OpenFOAMŪ[-Extend] For more about the differences between the original version and the Extend Project version, see here: How do the OpenFOAM versions differ? I've just checked 1.6-ext and the solver is placed in the same place; and I didn't find a tutorial for it either. Keep in mind that in Linux DieselEngineFoam is not the same as dieselEngineFoam Linux (usually) uses a letter case sensitive file system, while Windows and Mac OS X use a letter case preserving file system. The reason is pretty simple: Windows and Mac OS X pride themselves in being user friendly, while Linux prides itself in doing things the right way :P ... And when it comes to CFD, you better do things the right way, or else... Best regards, Bruno
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September 24, 2011, 18:41 |
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Alex
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Hi Bruno
Thanks I know that in *nix, Diesel* is different from diesel*, it was just a typo... Anyway, I think i will try to build a tutorial out of dieselFoam and engineFoam definitions, but i guess engineGeometry is different and incorporates the definitions of injectorProperties from dieselFoam... Will have to search a bit on this... Anyway, thks a lot BRGDS Alex |
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December 29, 2011, 14:46 |
dual fuel combustion
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saeed divrakhsh
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I want to simulate dual fuel diesel engine with OpenFOAM. can I simulate this with dieselEngineFoam? If not, which solver I must use?
If I can use dieselEngineFoam, can I use (CH4) mass fraction in initial condition such as O2 and N2? I want to calculate heat release rate (j/s), but in dieselEngineFoam output, dimension of dQ is (kg/(m^3*s)). How can I calculate heat release rate (j/s)? Do I have to change code? Thanks. Best Regards, Divrakhsh |
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August 2, 2013, 10:30 |
porousInterFoam
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hesam
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hi
i want to compile porousInterFoam( for multiphase case) in openfoam 2.0.1, this solver exist in of 1.7 but not in 2.0.1 !! what should i do to compile this solver to this version of openfoam? i haved installed of 2.0.1 thanks a lot for your ans. |
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August 17, 2013, 08:25 |
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Bruno Santos
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Greetings Hesam,
Quote:
If you are looking for the source code for it, run the following command, which will tell you where it is: Code:
echo $FOAM_SOLVERS/multiphase/interFoam/porousInterFoam/ Bruno
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