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Henry Weller
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functionObjects/lagrangian/icoUncoupledKinematicCloud: Minor simplification of documentation
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grpLagrangianFunctionObjects
Description
This
Foam::
functionObject tracks a uncoupled kinematic particle cloud in the
This functionObject tracks a uncoupled kinematic particle cloud in the
specified velocity field of an incompressible flow (laminar, RANS or LES).
It may be used in conjunction with any transient single-phase incompressible
flow solver such as
\c
pisoFoam or
\c
pimpleFoam and tracks the particles or
flow solver such as pisoFoam or pimpleFoam and tracks the particles or
parcels without affecting the the flow-field.
The
\c
kinematicCloud requires the the density of the fluid which is
looked-up
from
\c
constant/transportProperties dictionary and the
acceleration due to
gravity which is read from the
\c
constant/g file if
present or defaults to
zero.
The kinematicCloud requires the the density of the fluid which is
looked-up
from constant/transportProperties dictionary and the
acceleration due to
gravity which is read from the constant/g file if
present or defaults to
zero.
The
\c
kinematicCloud properties are read from the
\c
The kinematicCloud properties are read from the
constant/kinematicCloudProperties dictionary in the usual manner.
Example of function object specification:
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