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April 3, 2014, 09:32 |
cunningham correction
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hey!
I have different particle diameters in my simulation and want to use the stokes cunningham draglaw but therefore you can only set one value, so for only one diameter. I made an UDF for different correction factors (because of different diameters) as the following: DEFINE_DPM_DRAG(particle_drag_force, Re, p) { double cu, kn, drag_force; real g1 = 1.231; real g2 = 0.4695; real g3 = 1.1783; real l = 68*pow(10,-9); kn = 2*l/P_DIAM(p); cu = 1+kn*(g1+g2*exp(-g3/kn)); drag_force = 18/cu+2.7*pow(Re,0.687)/cu; return (drag_force); } It would be helpful if one can inform me if I can model that in this way and I am not sure in which range of Reynoldsnumber the cunningham correction is allowed, thanks Last edited by martin986; April 4, 2014 at 13:15. |
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