Euler-LaGrangian model of particle motion and deposition effects in electro-static fields based on openfoam

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In order to study the powder coating process of metal substrates, a comprehensive, numerical 3D Eulerian-LaGrangian model, featuring two particle sub-models, has been developed. The model considers the effects of electro-static, fluid-dynamic and gravity forces. The code has been implemented in C++ within the open source CFD platform OpenFoam®, is transient in nature with respect to the applied LaGrangian particle implementation and the electro-static field calculation and is stationary regarding fluid-dynamic phenomena. Qualitative validation of the developed solver has already been achieved by comparison to simple coating experiments and will hereby be presented alongside a thorough description of the model itself. Upon combining knowledge of the relevant dimensionless groups and the numerical model, a dimensionless chart, representing all possible states of coating [1], was populated with comprehensive, exemplary cases, which are shown here as well.

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Boiger, G. (2016). Euler-LaGrangian model of particle motion and deposition effects in electro-static fields based on openfoam. International Journal of Multiphysics, 10(2), 177–194. https://doi.org/10.21152/1750-9548.10.2.177

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