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Old   December 1, 2015, 06:50
Default Modelling wall-interaction with lagrangian particles
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Hi users,

I try to model a multiphase flow with lagrangian particles and now I'm focusing on the wallinteraction.

I found something on the internet that the restitution-coefficients (normal and tangential) depends on the impac velocity and the Webernumber.

For calculating the WeberNumber and the coefficients I have written a 3 fieldfunctions (normal, tangential, webernumber) which uses the boundarysampling on the impacting wall. It all works and I can display each fieldfunction in a scalarscene.

Now I insert the fieldfunction into my properties, but there occurs an error:
"Unable to compute field function 'NormalRestitution' on parcels of Lagrangian Phase: Oil. Please check that function is defined here."

I can use a particle average report, but thats not the best solution if you have multiple particles on one boundary.

does anyone have an idea, how to fix this?

Thank you,
Nils
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