This mixture allows a reacting solver to be used with a single component
fluid without the additional case files usually required for reacting
thermodynamics.
reactionThermo: Instantiated more single component mixtures
ENH: reactionThermo: Select singleComponentMixture as pureMixture
A pureMixture can now be specified in a reacting solver. This further
enhances compatibility between non-reacting and reacting solvers.
To achieve this, mixtures now have a typeName function of the same form
as the lower thermodyanmic models. In addition, to avoid name clashes,
the reacting thermo make macros have been split into those that create
entries on multiple selection tables, and those that just add to the
reaction thermo table.
Description
Temperature-dependent surface tension model in which the surface tension
function provided by the phase Foam::liquidProperties class is used.
Usage
\table
Property | Description | Required | Default value
phase | Phase name | yes |
\endtable
Example of the surface tension specification:
\verbatim
sigma
{
type liquidProperties;
phase water;
}
\endverbatim
for use with e.g. compressibleInterFoam, see
tutorials/multiphase/compressibleInterFoam/laminar/depthCharge2D
To support these changes the need for "Sp" corrections on div-terms has been
eliminated by introducing a "bounded" convection scheme which subtracts the Sp
term from the selected scheme. The equivalent will be needed for the ddt term.
A warning message is generated for steady-state solvers in which the "bounded"
scheme is not selected for the convection terms.
At the specie level:
hs = sensible enthalpy
ha = absolute (what was total) enthalpy
es = sensibly internal energy
ea = absolute (what was total) internal energy
At top-level
Rename total enthalpy h -> ha
Rename sensible enthalpy hs -> h
Combined h, hs, e and es thermo packages into a single structure.
Thermo packages now provide "he" function which may return either enthalpy or
internal energy, sensible or absolute according to the run-time selected form
alphaEff now returns the effective diffusivity for the particular energy which
the thermodynamics package is selected to solve for.
At the specie level:
hs = sensible enthalpy
ha = absolute (what was total) enthalpy
es = sensibly internal energy
ea = absolute (what was total) internal energy
At top-level
Rename total enthalpy h -> ha
Rename sensible enthalpy hs -> h
Combined h, hs, e and es thermo packages into a single structure.
Thermo packages now provide "he" function which may return either enthalpy or
internal energy, sensible or absolute according to the run-time selected form
alphaEff now returns the effective diffusivity for the particular energy which
the thermodynamics package is selected to solve for.
