cs_lagr_agglo.c File Reference

#include "cs_defs.h"
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <float.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include "cs_lagr_agglo.h"
#include <limits.h>
#include <stddef.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include "bft_mem.h"
#include "bft_printf.h"
#include "cs_base.h"
#include "cs_field.h"
#include "cs_field_pointer.h"
#include "cs_math.h"
#include "cs_prototypes.h"
#include "cs_parameters.h"
#include "cs_time_step.h"
#include "cs_physical_constants.h"
#include "cs_thermal_model.h"
#include "cs_turbulence_model.h"
#include "cs_lagr.h"
#include "cs_lagr_particle.h"
#include "cs_random.h"

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Functions
void	cs_lagr_agglo_merge_arrays (cs_lnum_2_t arr1[], cs_lnum_2_t arr2[], cs_lnum_t n1, cs_lnum_t n2, cs_lnum_2_t arr3[])
	Merge two sorted arrays in a third sorted array. More...
cs_lnum_t	cs_lagr_agglomeration (cs_lnum_t cell_id, cs_real_t dt, cs_real_t minimum_particle_diam, cs_real_t rho, cs_lnum_t start_particle, cs_lnum_t end_particle)
	Agglomeration algorithm based on algorithms used in rare gas modelling. More...

Function Documentation

cs_lagr_agglo_merge_arrays()

void cs_lagr_agglo_merge_arrays	(	cs_lnum_2_t	arr1[],
		cs_lnum_2_t	arr2[],
		cs_lnum_t	n1,
		cs_lnum_t	n2,
		cs_lnum_2_t	arr3[]
	)

Merge two sorted arrays in a third sorted array.

Parameters

[in]	arr1	first sorted array
[in]	arr2	second sorted array
[in]	n1	size of first sorted array
[in]	n2	size of second sorted array
[in,out]	arr3	preallocated array that will contain the sorted merge of the two previous arrays

cs_lagr_agglomeration()

cs_lnum_t cs_lagr_agglomeration	(	cs_lnum_t	cell_id,
		cs_real_t	dt,
		cs_real_t	minimum_particle_diam,
		cs_real_t	rho,
		cs_lnum_t	start_particle,
		cs_lnum_t	end_particle
	)

Agglomeration algorithm based on algorithms used in rare gas modelling.

Parcels represent physical particles with similar properties (size). The number of physical particles in a parcel is represented by the statistical weight.

• We select randomly a number of parcels within which agglomeration is treated.
• We selected randomly pairs of particles and, for each pair, the number of agglomeration events is generated with a Poisson distribution that depends on the agglomeration kernel and number of each particle (i.e. statistical weight).

Working hypotheses:

1) Discrete diameters

• Minimal particle size , called a monomere (unbreakable particle)
• Aggregates correponds to group of monomeres sticking together.
• Each class of the parcel represent one size (stored in CS_LAGR_AGGREGATE) 2) Agglomeration happens between two parcels 3) Particles in the same cell are contiguous in the particle list

Parameters

[in]	cell_id	current cell id
[in]	dt	time step
[in]	minimum_particle_diam	minumum diameter (monomere diameter)
[in]	rho	particles density
[in]	start_particle	index of the first particle
[in]	end_particle	index after the last particle

Returns

a modified list of particles, containing newly created parcels at the end