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4032. By Michael Lange

Merge from trunk

4031. By Michael Lange

The new test case should use flredecomp.

4030. By Michael Lange

Merge from trunk

4029. By Michael Lange

Allowing parallel detector initialisation from file, which would previously segfault. Added an according array of detectors to the new test case.

4028. By Michael Lange

Applying patch https://launchpadlibrarian.net/112187161/patch. Thanks to M. Filipiak.

4027. By Michael Lange

Adding a test that captures detector initialisation in parallel.

4026. By Christian Jacobs

- Updated the tephra_settling example's .flml file to use the new multiphase_interaction schema structure.
- Corrected a small typo in the manual.

4025. By Christian Jacobs

Moved the compressible multiphase MMS tests to the longtests directory.

4024. By Christian Jacobs

Merging compressible-multiphase branch revisions r3955 to r4067 (inclusive) into trunk.

Summary of changes:
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- Added multiphase support for the compressible projection method (currently only for CG Pressure).

- Small changes to the logic in Momentum_Equation.F90. Replaced the use_compressible_projection logical with compressible_eos which is .true. if option_count("/material_phase/equation_of_state/compressible") > 0, and .false. otherwise.

- Added multiphase support for the InternalEnergy equation. Note that the whole state array is now passed to solve_field_equation_cg.

- Implemented the heat transfer term by Gunn (1978).

- Added three P2-P1 multiphase MMS tests for model verification: one without InternalEnergy fields, one with InternalEnergy fields, and one with InternalEnergy fields and heat transfer. The tests will become longtests after merging into the trunk.

- The manual now has documentation on the compressible multiphase model, including the multiphase version of the InternalEnergy equation.

- Added a diagnostic field called CompressibleContinuityResidual which computes the residual of the compressible multiphase continuity equation. This is similar to the SumVelocityDivergence field for incompressible multiphase flow which computes \sum{div(vfrac*u)}.

- Added two gas-solid shock tube tests to help to validate the model: mphase_rogue_shock_tube_dense_bed_glass and mphase_rogue_shock_tube_dense_bed_nylon.

- Added another gas-solid shock tube test (mphase_dusty_gas_shock_tube) which uses the setup by Miura & Glass (1982).

- Implemented two new correlations for fluid-particle drag. The one by Wen & Yu (1966) can support higher Reynolds numbers (compared to the existing Stokes' law correlation). The one by Ergun (1952) can support dense flows where the volume fraction of the particle phase is greater than 0.2, like in the dense bed shock tube tests (and in the pyroclastic flow tests which will hopefully come later).

- Changed the structure of the schema. Users now explicitly select which interaction terms they wish to include, as well as the drag correlation, under "/multiphase_interaction" in Diamond. These options are stored in the new files multiphase_interaction.rnc and multiphase_interaction.rng.

- Added a test for the Wen & Yu (1966) drag correlation. This is similar to mphase_stokes_law.

- Added a test to check if inlet velocity boundary conditions work with the incompressible multiphase flow model.

- Added a test for the flux boundary condition.

4023. By Rhodri Davies

Bug fix for CV, when a diffusion term is present. Again supplied by Cian.

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