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Old   March 25, 2018, 05:30
Default How to enable two way-coupling between discrete and continuous phase?
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Good day, I been search for how to switch on two way coupling between discrete and continuous phase? It is turn on the two way turbulence coupling in physical model ?
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Option to select two-way coupling is available under Discrete Phase Model
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Option to select two-way coupling is available under Discrete Phase Model
Thank CFD.Engineer007.

I wanna know is that any different if
1. I run steady simulation until the solution converge then run the simulation with transient simulation.
2. I straight run the simulation in transient state.

The result will it be huge different with above two method?
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Old   April 15, 2018, 21:34
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In both cases you will end up with different flow fields, and hence your particle trajectories will be different. When you select two way coupling, a source term is passed onto the momentum equations that changes the flow field after every n iterations
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In both cases you will end up with different flow fields, and hence your particle trajectories will be different. When you select two way coupling, a source term is passed onto the momentum equations that changes the flow field after every n iterations
Thanks sir, I understand it already.
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