sergio authored 3 years ago and Sergio Ferraris committed 3 years ago

The original thermoSurfaceFilm sub-models were divided between kinematicSurfaceFilm and thermoSurfaceFilm in order to use the surfaceFilm model in a kinematicCloud.

The film interaction models are now in a kinematicSurface class which can be used in a kinematic cloud adding constant thermal properties (p and T) for some sub-models, e.g. drySplashInteraction/wetSplashInteraction.

pRef and Tref were added to the kinematicSurfaceFilm as entry to the regionFilm when used with a kinematic cloud.

In the finite area surface film model Tref, pRef are stored in filmSubModelBase.

TUT: kinematicParcelFoam: new tutorial pitzDailySprinkles

Minor clean-up

The templates include a stategy to simplify meshing with snappyHexMesh,
particularly to help generate an initial mesh quickly that can subsequently be
improved.  The templates are setup to enable rapid initial simulations, typically
with simpleFoam.  The initial templates cover simple inflow-outflow and closed
domains, including rotating geometry, and an example axisymmetric flow.  For
more details, consult the README file accompanying each template case.
The cases are located in $FOAM_ETC/templates

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    single string to follow.

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    The search scheme allows for version-specific and
    version-independent files using the following hierarchy:
    - \b user settings:
      - ~/.OpenFOAM/\<VERSION\>
      - ~/.OpenFOAM/
    - \b group (site) settings (when $WM_PROJECT_SITE is set):
      - $WM_PROJECT_SITE/\<VERSION\>
      - $WM_PROJECT_SITE
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    \verbatim
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