ParisSimulator

PArallel Robust Interface Simulator combines VOF and Front-Tracking

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Paris, or ParisSimulator, is a PArallel Robust Interface Simulator. It combines VOF and Front-Tracking to create simulations of interfacial fluid flow, such as droplet bubbles or waves. It computes complex flows such as fast atomizing jets and has a Lagrangian particle option.

Features

VOF interface tracking
Front Tracking
Height Functions
MPI parallelisation
Regular structured grid

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3D atomization simulation with LPP model (Stanley Ling)

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