Particle tracking in cyclone

April 7, 2005, 06:58

Hi

I am working with cyclone flow separator. I have modeled the continuum flow with RSTM. I have gooten good convergence. My problem is related to particle tracking. I have activated DPM with injection type from the inlet surface. Further, I have change the boundary condition for the waal to be (wall-jet). I have found a problem stated that

'Can not figure which cell particle is going to ABORT'

Can I find help in this problem

April 8, 2005, 07:53

hi, Can you give me some advices about how to mesh the tip region between the rectangular inlet and the cyclone body? thank you in advance.

April 8, 2005, 13:57

Check that initial particle location is inside of the domain.

April 8, 2005, 14:00

Hi Allan

I hav echecked the particle location is inside the domain. I have still the same problem

April 7, 2005, 06:58	Particle tracking in cyclone	#1
shhe Guest Posts: n/a	Hi I am working with cyclone flow separator. I have modeled the continuum flow with RSTM. I have gooten good convergence. My problem is related to particle tracking. I have activated DPM with injection type from the inlet surface. Further, I have change the boundary condition for the waal to be (wall-jet). I have found a problem stated that 'Can not figure which cell particle is going to ABORT' Can I find help in this problem

April 8, 2005, 07:53	Re: Particle tracking in cyclone	#2
Lcw Guest Posts: n/a	hi, Can you give me some advices about how to mesh the tip region between the rectangular inlet and the cyclone body? thank you in advance.

April 8, 2005, 13:57	Re: Particle tracking in cyclone	#3
Allan Walsh Guest Posts: n/a	Check that initial particle location is inside of the domain.

April 8, 2005, 14:00	Re: Particle tracking in cyclone	#4
shhe Guest Posts: n/a	Hi Allan I hav echecked the particle location is inside the domain. I have still the same problem

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