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I am very new to fluent so any help would be much appreciated.
I am running an analysis of a cyclone separator. Inlet is velocity inlet, outlet is pressure outlet. I run 200 k-e iterations before changing to 4000 RSM iterations at which point the residuals exhibit some periodic oscillations. At this point I change to transient and reduce the timestep until convergence occurs. If I am going to use DPM with the unsteady particle tracks function unchecked, is there a way to determine how many timesteps I need to simulate before the steady DPM solver will give a good picture of the flow to inject particles into. Or can I inject particles at any timestep that has converged, for example the first timestep for which convergence occurs. |
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