Track after particle hit the wall.
Hi everybody.
I’m doing a steady state simulation with Ansys CFX and using particle transport modeling. I have a problem with the particle track. The track ends a short time before the particle hits an inclined wall (the boundary of the mesh). The wall has a free slip condition. I want to follow the particle displacement after the impact. How can I solve this problem? Thank you! http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/809/bpdk.png/ |
There are many reasons a particle track can terminate - exceed time, distance, integration steps, minimum displacement increment. Have you checked which reason caused this particle track to terminate?
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Thank you for your answer,
I don’t know the reason why particle track terminate. In fact, some tracks arrive to the wall and go out across the outlet, and other tracks don’t. This last tracks ends a short time before the particle hits the wall. I realize the track distance varies according to the residuals. If I stop the solver at 1E-3 I can see a short track across the wall. If I stop the solver at 1E-4 or 1E-5, the problem come back. Thank you again. |
Solved!
The problem was the solver control. Thanks! |
I trust you are not proposing using a very loose residuals convergence critereon is the "solution" to your problem....
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I changed some parameters of the particle control to solve the problem. Thanks anyway |
I am pleased to hear that, very good.
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Which parameters were causing the termination before reaching the wall?
I am having similar problems in a transient simulation. |
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I will try that, thanks!
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