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naor November 29, 2011 12:47

Restitution coefficient wall
 
hello how i specify Restitution coefficient wall ??
thanks

NAD November 29, 2011 23:42

hi. if you working on multiphase flow using Eulerian model you proceed like this:

define -> phases, select secondary phase, set and set Granular Temperature Model to Partial Differential Equation

now you can set coefficient of restitution under Boundary Conditions, wall (for second phase) under multiphase.

(source:http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/flu...ase-model.html)

naor November 30, 2011 14:18

thank u!!!!
but now how can i define the granular temp?

NAD December 1, 2011 19:36

hi. do you mean the value of granular temperature?
you can take the default value 0.0001 .

naor December 2, 2011 02:07

yea, but i have a value and i dont see were to put it...

NAD December 2, 2011 04:29

hi.
like this : boundary condition -->inlet-->secondary phase--> momentum
you find granular temperature=0.0001
boundary condition -->outlet-->secondary phase-->multiphase
you find back flow granular temperature=0.0001
i hope this will help you.

naor December 2, 2011 08:11

i will try and let u know :)

thank u for the help and quick answers.

naor December 18, 2011 11:54

ok i tried it, but it strange i still cant se the difference.
i use an Eulerian model, and when i try to increased the volume fraction (B.C->velocity inlet-> volume fraction)

to 0.02, and make the initialized i get the next massage (before the running of the calc):
"turbulent viscosity limited to viscosity ratio of 1.00 e+5 in 27915 cells"

what it mean? do E model have a limit of volume fraction?


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