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in which the mass transfer rate is based on the theory of
evaporation/condensation on a plane interface.
Class
Foam::compressible::cavitationModels::Saito
Description
Saito cavitation model.
Reference:
\verbatim
Saito, Y., Takami, R., Nakamori, I., & Ikohagi, T. (2007).
Numerical analysis of unsteady behavior of cloud cavitation
around a NACA0015 foil. Computational Mechanics, 40, 85-96.
\endverbatim
Usage:
\table
Property | Description | Required | Default value
liquid | Name of the liquid phase | yes |
pSat | Saturation vapor pressure | yes |
Ca | Interfacial area concentration coefficient [1/m] | yes |
Cv | Vapourisation rate coefficient | yes |
Cc | Condensation rate coefficient | yes |
alphaNuc | Nucleation site volume fraction | yes |
\endtable
Example:
\verbatim
model Saito;
liquid liquid;
pSat 79995;
Ca 0.1; // Interfacial area concentration coefficient [1/m]
Cc 1;
Cv 1;
alphaNuc 0.01;
\endverbatim
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