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Revision as of 10:08, 19 March 2017
OpenFOAM has the ability to deal with complex materials, whose behavior is referred as non-Newtonian, which can be both inelastic (Generalized Newtonian) and viscoleastic. Below you can find the list of tutorials that cover modelling of complex materials.
Go back to Collection by topic.
Complex materials
New constitutive models
- This tutorial by Gavin Tabor shows how to implement and use a new constitutive equation (the Casson model) adequate to capture the behavior of chocolate and blood.
Further reading
- Håkan Nilsson's collection [1] comprises some reports that cover Complex Materials related topics.
- Viscoelastic solvers tutorials available in foam-extend 4.0
