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Old   January 2, 2003, 08:01
Default A question in partical thansport
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Danney
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I am calc a partical transport problem with cfx4.4. I dont know how to set the boundary condition of wall, that is, how can I specify a coefficient of restitution for a specific wall and particle size. Is it in the commond file or user fortran?
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Old   January 2, 2003, 11:02
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Jan Rusås
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It is only possible in the command file to set a global restitutions coeffecient. If you want one that depends on, speed, angle, size etc. you would need user fortran.
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Old   January 4, 2003, 22:58
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HI, JAN: Many thanks for your response.And I have an another question that why cannot get the value of volume fraction. Thank you very much!

Danney
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Old   January 13, 2003, 09:01
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Hi,

what is coefficient of restitution?

thanks
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