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some questions about the tutorials of OpenFOAM-2.4.0-MNF #9

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zaixi-wei opened this issue May 25, 2020 · 2 comments
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some questions about the tutorials of OpenFOAM-2.4.0-MNF #9

zaixi-wei opened this issue May 25, 2020 · 2 comments

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@zaixi-wei
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Hi, Prof.cragwhite
I'am learning OpenFOAM-2.4.0-MNF now,some questions about tutorials/dsmcfoamplus/collisionRateTest,I run this tutorial without any changes,the simulation results not same as Aanlytical results.but simulation results/Aanlytical results always equal to sqrt(2).I want to know why.It's because of consider the relative velocity between molecules?
sorry to distrub you,and thank you very much for your answers.

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craigwhite87 commented May 26, 2020

I'm not able to replicate this. Using Equation 4.78 from Bird's 1994 book, I calculate a collision rate of 3.580656e22 per unit volume per unit time for the oxygen gas as set up in the tutorial case. The measurement class returns a value of 3.5803527292e+22 per unit volume per unit time, which gives a difference of 0.0085%. Have you double checked your calculation of the analytical solution?

@zaixi-wei
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I'm not able to replicate this. Using Equation 4.78 from Bird's 1994 book, I calculate a collision rate of 3.580656e22 per unit volume per unit time for the oxygen gas as set up in the tutorial case. The measurement class returns a value of 3.5803527292e+22 per unit volume per unit time, which gives a difference of 0.0085%. Have you double checked your calculation of the analytical solution?

First,Thanks for your answers,it's very helpful to me.
By the way ,coud I learn more about collisionRateTest?such as boundary conditions and simulation process .

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