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August 14, 2014, 09:10
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DPM particles cross wall & pressure inlet
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Hi everyone,
I have a CFD of a nozzle and I settep up an injection inside the nozzle. The injection is oriented with a 60° angle compared to nozzle axis. Particles should so reflect on the nozzle wall. However, particles are going through the wall and another velocity inlet to re-appear in my study (See picture). I don't understand at all how it can be possible.  In the DPM tab of the wall, "reflect" is selected under Boudary Condition Type. Any idea how can I force particles to stay inside nozzle limit wall ? Cheers, Pierre |
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