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October 20, 2011, 11:14 |
Count particles captured by Stick-to-wall BC
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Julian Krick
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Hi!
I am simulating the deposition of particles on a cylinder. On the cylinder's surface, I use the 'stick-to-wall' boundary condition. For my analysis, I need to know the number of particles captured by the cylinder. Thus, my question: How can I get the number of particles, which deposited on the cylinder? Cheers! Julian
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October 20, 2011, 11:30 |
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I found a solution:
In the *.out-file the solver writes Code:
====================================================================== Particle Diagnostics ====================================================================== +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Particle Fate Diagnostics | +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Particle type | Fate type Particles | +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ | particle | Entered domain : 1 | | | Continue from last time step : 22 | | | Waiting for next time step : 23 | | | Wall particles : 1 | +--------------------------------------------------------------------+
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August 14, 2014, 10:42 |
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this particles will shown as incomplete?
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cfx 13, cylinder, deposition, particle, stick-to-wall |
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