Feature turbulence
Turbulence updates from our internal development line:
- Added DESModel base class for DES models
- Moved DES models to separate DES directory
- Added DESModelRegions function object
- Updated porousBafflePressure BC to use DataEntry class for D and I inputs
- Documentation updates
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- c565eb94 - ENH: Turbulence - added DES turbulence group documentation
46 In 'vaporization' the initial mass is vaporized when Tw is above the 47 input vaporization temperature (Tvap). 48 49 In 'condEvap', condensation and evaporation take place simultaneously. 50 51 The BC assumes no mass flow on the wall.i.e the mass condensed on a face 52 remains on that face. It uses a 'lump mass' model to include thermal 31 Mixed boundary condition for temperature to be used at the coupling 32 interface between fluid solid regions. 33 34 This boundary condition can operate in four modes: 35 - \c constantMass: thermal inertia only 36 - requires \c rho, \c thickness and \cp 37 - \c condensation: condensation only 38 - when the wall temperature (Tw) is below the dew temperature (Tdew) 39 condesation takes place and the resulting condensed mass is stored 82 const rhoField& rho, 83 const volVectorField& U, 84 const surfaceScalarField& alphaRhoPhi, 85 const surfaceScalarField& phi, 86 const transportModel& transport, 87 const word& propertiesName = turbulenceModel::propertiesName 88 ); 89 90 91 //- Destructor 92 virtual ~DESModel(); 93 94 95 // Public Member Functions 96 97 //- Return the LES field indicator What is the meaning? (1 = LES, 0 = RAS)
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