Normal liquid drop impact on a liquid film is studied numerically using a modified OpenFOAM solver in three-spatial dimensions, in which dynamic grid refinement is modified to accurately describe the initial conditions before impact. Numerical simulations are found to accurately predict the evolution of the splashing lamella. A new procedure for assessing grid convergence is introduced, which is based on the definition of a hierarchical set of bounding boxes in which the total liquid volume is computed to assess global as well as local grid convergence.

Grid convergence assessment for adaptive grid simulations of normal drop impacts onto liquid films in axi-symmetric and three-dimensional geometries

BRAMBILLA, PAOLA;GUARDONE, ALBERTO MATTEO ATTILIO;ROMANELLI, GIULIO
2015-01-01

Abstract

Normal liquid drop impact on a liquid film is studied numerically using a modified OpenFOAM solver in three-spatial dimensions, in which dynamic grid refinement is modified to accurately describe the initial conditions before impact. Numerical simulations are found to accurately predict the evolution of the splashing lamella. A new procedure for assessing grid convergence is introduced, which is based on the definition of a hierarchical set of bounding boxes in which the total liquid volume is computed to assess global as well as local grid convergence.
2015
Drop impact dynamics; Dynamic grid refinement; OpenFOAM; Two-phase flow
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