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jens November 27, 2003 09:11

Particle Tracking
 
Hell everybody. I am absolutely new in Fluent. I try to simulate a particle tracking trough a cyclone. The fluid is air and the particles are oil. Can I follow the oil which is trapped at the walls?

jens

Christian November 28, 2003 03:35

Re: Particle Tracking
 
If you are referring to the gliding motion of a liquid on a wall, the DPM will not simulate that. When it is trapped it is gone.

jens November 28, 2003 04:33

Re: Particle Tracking
 
Thanks a lot. But is it possible to simulate this gliding motion?

jens

Christian December 1, 2003 03:25

Re: Particle Tracking
 
I suppose that is would be possible if you program a udf.

jens December 1, 2003 04:18

Re: Particle Tracking
 
what is a udf?

Christian December 2, 2003 03:17

Re: Particle Tracking
 
A udf is a User Defined Function. You can read about it in your manual, but it is a feature that gives you the possibility to write your own functions and attach them to fluents solver.

jens December 2, 2003 04:34

Re: Particle Tracking
 
Thanks this could be a possibility.


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