createFluidFields.H File Reference
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Functions

PtrList< rhoReactionThermo > thermoFluid (fluidRegions.size())
 
PtrList< volScalarField > rhoFluid (fluidRegions.size())
 
PtrList< volVectorField > UFluid (fluidRegions.size())
 
PtrList< surfaceScalarField > phiFluid (fluidRegions.size())
 
PtrList< uniformDimensionedVectorField > gFluid (fluidRegions.size())
 
PtrList< uniformDimensionedScalarField > hRefFluid (fluidRegions.size())
 
PtrList< volScalarField > ghFluid (fluidRegions.size())
 
PtrList< surfaceScalarField > ghfFluid (fluidRegions.size())
 
PtrList< compressible::turbulenceModel > turbulenceFluid (fluidRegions.size())
 
PtrList< CombustionModel< rhoReactionThermo > > reactionFluid (fluidRegions.size())
 
PtrList< volScalarField > p_rghFluid (fluidRegions.size())
 
PtrList< radiationModel > radiation (fluidRegions.size())
 
PtrList< volScalarField > KFluid (fluidRegions.size())
 
PtrList< volScalarField > dpdtFluid (fluidRegions.size())
 
PtrList< multivariateSurfaceInterpolationScheme< scalar >::fieldTable > fieldsFluid (fluidRegions.size())
 
List< scalar > initialMassFluid (fluidRegions.size())
 
PtrList< IOMRFZoneList > MRFfluid (fluidRegions.size())
 
PtrList< fv::options > fluidFvOptions (fluidRegions.size())
 
 forAll (fluidRegions, i)
 

Function Documentation

◆ thermoFluid()

PtrList<rhoReactionThermo> thermoFluid ( fluidRegions.  size())

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◆ rhoFluid()

PtrList<volScalarField> rhoFluid ( fluidRegions.  size())

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◆ UFluid()

PtrList<volVectorField> UFluid ( fluidRegions.  size())

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◆ phiFluid()

PtrList<surfaceScalarField> phiFluid ( fluidRegions.  size())

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◆ gFluid()

PtrList<uniformDimensionedVectorField> gFluid ( fluidRegions.  size())

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◆ hRefFluid()

PtrList<uniformDimensionedScalarField> hRefFluid ( fluidRegions.  size())

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◆ ghFluid()

PtrList<volScalarField> ghFluid ( fluidRegions.  size())

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◆ ghfFluid()

PtrList<surfaceScalarField> ghfFluid ( fluidRegions.  size())

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◆ turbulenceFluid()

PtrList<compressible::turbulenceModel> turbulenceFluid ( fluidRegions.  size())

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◆ reactionFluid()

PtrList<CombustionModel<rhoReactionThermo> > reactionFluid ( fluidRegions.  size())

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◆ p_rghFluid()

PtrList<volScalarField> p_rghFluid ( fluidRegions.  size())

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◆ radiation()

PtrList<radiationModel> radiation ( fluidRegions.  size())

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◆ KFluid()

PtrList<volScalarField> KFluid ( fluidRegions.  size())

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◆ dpdtFluid()

PtrList<volScalarField> dpdtFluid ( fluidRegions.  size())

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◆ fieldsFluid()

PtrList<multivariateSurfaceInterpolationScheme<scalar>::fieldTable> fieldsFluid ( fluidRegions.  size())

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◆ initialMassFluid()

List<scalar> initialMassFluid ( fluidRegions.  size())

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◆ MRFfluid()

PtrList<IOMRFZoneList> MRFfluid ( fluidRegions.  size())

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◆ fluidFvOptions()

PtrList<fv::options> fluidFvOptions ( fluidRegions.  size())

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◆ forAll()