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cs_lagr_model_t Struct Reference

#include <cs_lagr.h>

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int physical_model
 
int n_temperature_layers
 
int modcpl
 
int idistu
 
int idiffl
 
int deposition
 
int dlvo
 
int roughness
 
int resuspension
 
int clogging
 
int shape
 
int consolidation
 
int precipitation
 
int fouling
 
int agglomeration
 
int fragmentation
 
int n_stat_classes
 
int n_user_variables
 

Detailed Description

Main physical model parameters for the Lagrangian module

Field Documentation

◆ agglomeration

int agglomeration
  • 0: no agglomeration model
  • 1: agglomeration model used

◆ clogging

int clogging
  • 0: no clogging model
  • 1: clogging model

◆ consolidation

int consolidation
  • 0: no consolidation model
  • 1: consolidation model

◆ deposition

int deposition
  • 0: no deposition model
  • 1: depositionion model

◆ dlvo

int dlvo

◆ fouling

int fouling

◆ fragmentation

int fragmentation
  • 0: no fragmentation model
  • 1: fragmentation model used

◆ idiffl

int idiffl

Suppress the crossing trajectory effect (if set to 1), making turbulent dispersion for the particles identical to the turbulent diffusion of fluid particles. Default is off if modcpl = 1, on if modcpl = 0).

◆ idistu

int idistu

Activation of the turbulent dispersion (on: 1; off). Default is on if modcpl = 1, off if modcpl = 0); This is compatible only with the RANS turbulent models ( $k-\varepsilon$, $R_{ij}-\varepsilon$, v2f or $k-\omega$).

◆ modcpl

int modcpl

Activates (1) or not (0) the assumption that we have regular particles. When set to, 0 then the particles are assumed to be fluid particles (and the turbulence dispersion model is disabled by default). Since this model uses volume statistics, is use forces their activation even if not otherwise requested (see idstnt).

◆ n_stat_classes

int n_stat_classes

◆ n_temperature_layers

int n_temperature_layers

◆ n_user_variables

int n_user_variables

◆ physical_model

int physical_model

activates (>0) or deactivates (=0) the physical models associated to the particles:

  • CS_LAGR_PHYS_HEAT: allows to associate with the particles evolution equations on their temperature (in degrees Celsius), their diameter and their mass
  • CS_LAGR_PHYS_COAL: the particles are pulverised coal particles. Evolution equations on temperature (in degree Celsius), mass of reactive coal, mass of char and diameter of the shrinking core are associated with the particles. This option is available only if the continuous phase represents a pulverised coal flame.

◆ precipitation

int precipitation

◆ resuspension

int resuspension
  • 0: no resuspension model
  • 1: resuspension model

◆ roughness

int roughness
  • 0: no DLVO conditions with roughness surface
  • 1: DLVO conditions with roughness surface

◆ shape

int shape
  • 0: spherical particles (default)
  • 1: spheroid particles
  • 2: ellipsoids
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