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    This document summarizes cloud property settings for an MPPIC cloud simulation using OpenFOAM. It defines the cloud as transient and coupled, with properties like density and velocity interpolated from cell values. Particle forces include Ergun-Wen-Yu drag and gravity. Injection of parcels is defined through a patch with normal size distribution and constant flow rate. Local interaction models rebound at walls and escape at outlets.

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    This document summarizes cloud property settings for an MPPIC cloud simulation using OpenFOAM. It defines the cloud as transient and coupled, with properties like density and velocity interpolated from cell values. Particle forces include Ergun-Wen-Yu drag and gravity. Injection of parcels is defined through a patch with normal size distribution and constant flow rate. Local interaction models rebound at walls and escape at outlets.

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    This document summarizes cloud property settings for an MPPIC cloud simulation using OpenFOAM. It defines the cloud as transient and coupled, with properties like density and velocity interpolated from cell values. Particle forces include Ergun-Wen-Yu drag and gravity. Injection of parcels is defined through a patch with normal size distribution and constant flow rate. Local interaction models rebound at walls and escape at outlets.

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    This document summarizes cloud property settings for an MPPIC cloud simulation using OpenFOAM. It defines the cloud as transient and coupled, with properties like density and velocity interpolated from cell values. Particle forces include Ergun-Wen-Yu drag and gravity. Injection of parcels is defined through a patch with normal size distribution and constant flow rate. Local interaction models rebound at walls and escape at outlets.

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    /*--------------------------------*- C++ -*----------------------------------*\

    ========= |
    \\ / F ield | OpenFOAM: The Open Source CFD Toolbox
    \\ / O peration | Website: https://openfoam.org
    \\ / A nd | Version: 10
    \\/ M anipulation |
    \*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
    FoamFile
    {
    format ascii;
    class dictionary;
    location "constant";
    object cloudProperties;
    }
    // * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * //

    type MPPICCloud;

    solution
    {
    coupled true;
    transient yes;
    cellValueSourceCorrection off;

    maxCo 1.0;

    interpolationSchemes
    {
    rho.air cell;
    U.air cellPoint;
    mu.air cell;
    alpha.air cell;
    }

    averagingMethod dual;

    integrationSchemes
    {
    U Euler;
    }

    sourceTerms
    {
    schemes
    {
    U semiImplicit 1;
    }
    }
    }

    constantProperties
    {
    rho0 1000;
    }

    subModels
    {
    particleForces
    {
    ErgunWenYuDrag
    {
    alphac alpha.air;
    }
    gravity;
    }

    injectionModels
    {
    model1
    {
    type patchInjection;
    massTotal 40;
    SOI 1;
    parcelBasisType mass;
    patchName inlet;
    duration 4;
    parcelsPerSecond 100644;
    U0 (-10 0 0);
    flowRateProfile constant 1;
    sizeDistribution
    {
    type normal;
    normalDistribution
    {
    expectation 100e-6;
    variance 25e-6;
    minValue 20e-6;
    maxValue 180e-6;
    }
    }
    }
    }

    dispersionModel none;

    patchInteractionModel localInteraction;

    localInteractionCoeffs
    {
    patches
    (
    walls
    {
    type rebound;
    e 0.97;
    mu 0.09;
    }
    inlet
    {
    type rebound;
    e 0.97;
    mu 0.09;
    }
    outlet
    {
    type escape;
    }
    );
    }

    heatTransferModel none;

    surfaceFilmModel none;

    packingModel implicit;

    explicitCoeffs
    {
    particleStressModel
    {
    type HarrisCrighton;
    alphaPacked 0.6;
    pSolid 10.0;
    beta 2.0;
    eps 1.0e-7;
    }
    correctionLimitingMethod
    {
    type absolute;
    e 0.9;
    }
    }

    implicitCoeffs
    {
    alphaMin 0.0001;
    rhoMin 1.0;
    applyLimiting true;
    applyGravity false;
    particleStressModel
    {
    type HarrisCrighton;
    alphaPacked 0.6;
    pSolid 5.0;
    beta 2.0;
    eps 1.0e-2;
    }
    }

    dampingModel none;

    isotropyModel stochastic;

    stochasticCoeffs
    {
    timeScaleModel
    {
    type isotropic;
    alphaPacked 0.6;
    e 0.9;
    }
    }

    stochasticCollisionModel none;

    radiation off;
    }
    cloudFunctions
    {}

    // ************************************************************************* //

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