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Old   August 9, 2012, 09:08
Default Particle Transport in Fluid Stream. How to keep them in the fluid!
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Hi All,

I am modelling the tranport of particles in a falling fluid stream. Having a problem as the particles are jumping out of the stream (see attached screenshot1)

Are there any settings I can change to ensure the particles are retained within the fluid stream? (see screenshot 2 for current settings)

Appreciate your time.

Alan
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