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labyrinth June 29, 2017 10:45

Particle deposition in DPM simulations
 
Hello everyone,

I have been scouring the web for weeks now and haven't been able to get a solution for this. I am running a transient simulation wherein I inject small water droplets (10 micron) into the flow from the inlet. The geometry is complex with a pipe splitting to many branches. I have set the wall boundary condition to trap the particles. All well and good.
Now my dilemma is how exactly do I postprocess this information. I would like to display the accumulation of particles on the walls as a function of time.. Nothing that I have tried so far gives anything close to this. I have even tried the accretion option to display contours, but this doesn't really show what I am after. Any help and guidance is appreciated! :)

Thanks!

shydoz December 27, 2017 16:13

Hi there,

Just wondering if you had any luck with this? I am trying to do something similar at the moment? :)

Kushal Puri December 28, 2017 05:31

I hope you had run one iteration after turning on the acceration option, if yes then, i think u will get what you are trying to display

gush December 28, 2017 06:00

hi,

i am not 100% sure but i think you should adjust the monitor section before the run for this purpose.

you need the create surface monitor. area-weighted-average, DPM-DPM concentration etc..

hope this helps!

labyrinth December 31, 2017 09:17

Thanks for the replies.. I found the closest answer to my question in this post

https://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/fl...-particle.html


Hope it helps others as well. :)

labyrinth December 31, 2017 09:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by shydoz (Post 676235)
Hi there,

Just wondering if you had any luck with this? I am trying to do something similar at the moment? :)

https://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/fl...-particle.html

shydoz December 31, 2017 12:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by labyrinth (Post 676507)

Makes more sense now. Thanks for your help !


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