Theoretical Background
FlowDict solves a boundary value problem consisting of
- domain boundary conditions that set up the experimental conditions,
- an equation of motion that describes stationary fluid flow in the pores, and
- boundary conditions at the pore walls.
The solution of this boundary value problem is then analyzed and post-processed. FlowDict derives material properties and averaged flow characteristics from the computed 3D result fields.
To solve the partial differential equations, three different flow solvers are available: EJ, SimpleFFT, and LIR. Each of the solvers uses a different numerical approach and thus has different advantages.
Theoretical Background
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- Equations of Motion
Learn how to select the equation of motion that needs to be solved.
- Flow Solvers
Solve the Partial Differential Equations using one of three available solvers.
- Post-Processing and Permeability
Understand how FlowDict derives material properties and averaged flow characteristics from the computed 3D result fields
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