Refactor FoamVariables to handle MultiphaseEuler solver cleanly - #137
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Summary
OpenFOAM can run with physics that are substantially different from the typical single-phase flow solvers used in Hippo so far. Of particular interest are multiphase flows, where quantities such as wall temperature cannot be readily extracted from the normal temperature field
T. This PR creates WallQuantity classes for different flow physics, so that quantities such as wall temperature, wall heat flux and HTC can be abstracted from the variables and are selectable in the input file usingMooseEnums. This class supersedes the existing HTC PR #116.Related Issue
Resolves #115
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