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PANSOPHIA microfluidics solver
In-house 2D/3D finite-element flow solver and Maxey-Riley particle tracer for inertial-microfluidics separation studies, with a validation dossier
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- transport and multiphysics ×3
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Datasheet
- Code:
CFDCore.jl/src/microfluidics(26 Julia files, e.g. FlowSolver2D, StokesFlow, ParticleForces, ParticleTracer, InertialFocusing, FieldSampler, TopologyOpt, SlipFlow, TaylorDispersion, Electrokinetics, ElectroThermal). -
paper/mf_solver.pdf(12 pages): Taylor-Hood P2/P1 Navier-Stokes solver on Gridap.jl, Maxey-Riley force model, validation against closed-form solutions, the Schaefer-Turek DFG 2D-1 benchmark, the Gartling backward-facing step and the Ghia lid-driven cavity; two unresolved discrepancies are reported in its abstract. -
paper/mf_validation_dossier.pdf: 80 pages. - mfV figures: pipe flow vs Hagen-Poiseuille, Segre-Silberberg migration, Dean intensity, four-vortex miss, Brinkman exact profiles, Brinkman vs body-fitted, dissipated-power identity, gradient vs finite differences.
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- Open the controls panel
- Pick example 1: Laminar flow, a parabola
- Type the mean velocity V = 0.2 m/s
- Type the diameter D = 0.004 m
- Type the viscosity nu = 0.00001
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