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velocityFilmShellFvPatchVectorField Class Reference

This boundary condition provides a coupled velocity condition between a primary region (3D mesh) and a liquid-film model (2D mesh). More...

#include <velocityFilmShellFvPatchVectorField.H>

Detailed Description

This boundary condition provides a coupled velocity condition between a primary region (3D mesh) and a liquid-film model (2D mesh).

Usage
Example of the boundary condition specification:
<patchName>
{
    // Mandatory entries
    type                velocityFilmShell;
    liquidFilmModel     <word>;

    // Optional entries
    zeroWallVelocity    <bool>;

    // Inherited entries
    ...
    active              <bool>;
    infoOutput          <bool>;
    U                   <word>;
    pRef                <scalar>;
    T0                  <scalar>;
    deltaWet            <scalar>;
    h0                  <scalar>;

    thermo
    {
        H2O;
    }

    turbulence          laminar;
    laminarCoeffs
    {
        friction        ManningStrickler;   // Wall friction model
        n               0.005;              // Manning number
        Cf              0.9;                // Gas friction
    }

    injectionModels
    (
        curvatureSeparation
    );

    forces ();

    curvatureSeparationCoeffs
    {
        definedPatchRadii  0;
    }

    region              film;
    value               uniform (0 0 0);
}

where the entries mean:

Property Description Type Reqd Deflt
type Type name: velocityFilmShell word yes -
liquidFilmModel Film model word yes -
zeroWallVelocity Flag to fix zero U for primary flow bool no true
U Name of the primary U word yes -
pRef Reference pressure for thermo scalar yes -
T0 Film initial temperature scalar no READ
thermo Flow thermo wordRes yes -
turbulence Type of film turbulence model word yes -
injectionModels Lagrangian injection no -
forces Film force models wordRes no -
deltaWet Wet film thickness scalar no 1e-4
h0 Numerical minimum thickness scalar no 1e-7
region Name of the 2D region word yes -

The inherited entries are elaborated in:

Source files

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: