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Old   March 31, 2010, 12:54
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Hi,

I have a subdomain in which I want to remove particles from the domain. I know that I can use the "Absortion diameter". But now my question:

The absorption diameter depends on the gas velocity, is it possible to implement this dependency? I tried to do something like

absorption diameter = function of Velocity w,

but the following error occurs:

"Velocity w is not available for use in this term"

Does anyone has an idea?

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Old   March 31, 2010, 18:07
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The message is quite clear - you can't make absorption diameter a function of W velocity. Some variables can only be constants or functions of a subset of variables and I think you have found one. If you really need to do this talk to CFX support and they may be able to find a work around for you.
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Old   April 1, 2010, 02:15
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try to create an expression in cfx pre like absorption diameter = f(velocity w), then use this expression in subdomain.

in expression you should use direct difinition, e.g.
"massflowave(Velocity W)@inlet*1[s]"
it means than your absorption diameter will be equal average velocity w in inlet BC
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Thanks, Glenn for your answer. So I have to tell the support about it and I hope they will find a workaround.
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Old   April 2, 2010, 06:14
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Yes, that's right. There will be a reason the absorption diameter cannot be set as a function of velocity. If you bypass the check, it may or may not affect your results - so talk to them and try to find out.
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