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January 11, 2002, 09:29
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Stick criteria for particles
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Hi,
I am now performing a DPM simulation and want to establish a sticking criteria for particles boundary(for example: if a particle of diameter (L) traveling at a velocity (V) hits the wall at an angle greater than (Z) then it will stick, otherwise it will bounce. Is it possible to insert a program to do this? I really appreciate your help. Thanks. Xubin |
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