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Dhayananth
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Hi all,
My model is having two inlets and two outlets as shown in figure. I am injecting massless particles at the inlet1. Using the particle trajectory of particles I want to calculate the fraction of flow through each outlet which is coming from inlet1. I tried a lot in fluent, But I am not able to find a solution. Can any one help me to solve the problem. with regards, Dhayananth |
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Bhargav Bharathan
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If you have already run the simulation, then did you try getting your flow rate values from: Results -> Reports ->Surface Integral -> Choose velocity and your outlets From the known pipe diameter, material density and velocity you should be able to get you flow rate. -BB |
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