ENH: Reduced-order modelling field reconstruction with DMD
Acknowledgement
OpenCFD would like to acknowledge and thank Marco Kiewat for his contributions, elaborate suggestions and help, and critical recommendations. Highly appreciated.
Problem
- OpenFOAM currently lacks one of the key advantages of DMD:
- the capability to generate a field based on given modes and their associated dynamics, without the need for any CFD computations at arbitrary intermediate and/or future time points.
- This functionality would allow users to condense an entire simulation into a few modes and mode dynamics, and subsequently generate fields at any desired time or predict their future states of periodic or pseudo-periodic systems, all without the need for additional CFD analyses.
Solution
Implement and verify the method proposed by Kiewat (2019) to generate time-variant field data from DMD data for a set of specified times.
Verification
Coarse mesh
Fine mesh
Discussion
- The quality of results depends on the capabilities of the underlying reduced-order model, and the quality of the input data.
- To improve the reconstruction results, one needs to make sure that modes are correctly extracted from the flow.
- The easiest method to check the quality:
- Inspect the real part of the first mode visually.
- Compare it with the time-mean of the operand decomposed field.
- The real part of the first mode should always look like the time-mean of the operand decomposed field.
- If both fields are dissimilar, expect low quality results from the
createROMfields
.
- The easiest method to check the quality:
Risks
- No change in existing input/output.
- The tutorial
$FOAM_TUTORIALS/incompressible/pimpleFoam/laminar/cylinder2D
is run for a longer period.- Also, the parallel
renumberMesh
operation is removed from its existingAllrun
script.
- Also, the parallel
Metadata
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linux64ClangDPInt32Opt (clang15) -
linux64GccDPInt32Opt -
linux64GccSPDPInt64Debug -
Alltest: No new error/No change in existing output -
Test cases: $FOAM_TUTORIALS/incompressible/pimpleFoam/laminar/cylinder2D