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Hi,
In my simulation i have air and sand particles. I am trying to access the density of sand in CFD Post, but, not getting it. I am able to access mass flow rates, velocities etc. Can anybody suggest me how to write expression for accessing densities of components? Thanks |
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Have a look in the CFX reference guide.
You have variables <Particle Type>.Total Particle Mass and <Particle Type>.Mean Particle Diameter, you can work out densities from that. |
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Dear Glenn, Ofcourse, the particle diameter is available, but, I don't find anything like total mass. Thanks |
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I just told you what the particle mass variable is.
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