[zhanghuicheng@nnu.edu.cn]

Hello, all,

I am currently using the Lagrangian model (i.e., the particle tracking model) in CFX software, mainly to investigate the impact of droplet evaporation in a steam turbine. Relevant information can be found in the CFX help documentation at the following link: https://ansyshelp.ansys.com/public/a...PartFlui2.html, specifically section 8.5.4.7.2 "Liquid Evaporation Model." However, it mentions a CCL file, which I have not worked with before and am unsure how to open and apply it to my model. Could anyone kindly help me resolve this issue? Thank you all!

Best regards

[Opaque]

Create new case, File menu, Import CCL, locate the directory model-templates, select the template of interest.

Done. Once you see the pre-defined physics, import your mesh and complete your model.

[zhanghuicheng@nnu.edu.cn]

Originally Posted by Opaque

Create new case, File menu, Import CCL, locate the directory model-templates, select the template of interest.

Done. Once you see the pre-defined physics, import your mesh and complete your model.

Thank you very much for your reply. However, when I import the CCL file, a large number of errors appear in the CFX software interface, and I have been unable to resolve this issue.Thank you again!

[Opaque]

Of course, you will get a long list of "messages". You need to fill in the blanks for the mesh locations.

Once you fill in the missing mesh locations, do you still have other errors? I would not import a template on top of an existing case. It is not intended for that usage.