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#     reactingParticleFoam
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# Description
#     Script to inform the user that reactingParticleFoam has been replaced
#     by the more general reactingFoam solver.
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cat << EOF

The reactingParticleFoam solver has solver has been replaced by the more
general reactingFoam solver, which supports buoyant compressible
reacting flow coupled to multiple run-time-selectable lagrangian clouds and
surface film modelling.

To run a reactingParticleFoam case in reactingFoam add the following entries in
constant/fvModels:

buoyancyForce
{
    type        buoyancyForce;
}

clouds
{
    type    clouds;
    libs    ("liblagrangianParcel.so");
}

which add the acceleration due to gravity needed by Lagrangian clouds and the
clouds themselves.

See the following cases for examples converted from reactingParticleFoam:

    \$FOAM_TUTORIALS/combustion/reactingFoam/Lagrangian

EOF

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