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May 25, 2006, 04:26
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Boundary Conditions
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Hi
I'm trying to setup a UDF in Fluent 6 that changes the boundary type depending on the incident particle condition. I'm looking at particle velocities through a supersonic nozzle using Disrete Phase Modelling. I want to set a boundary condition such that the incident particles are reflected if their velocity is below a threshold velocity, or trapped if they exceed it. Is this possible? Thanks |
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May 29, 2006, 11:17
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Re: Boundary Conditions
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Yes, this is possible, and should not be that hard to do either. You will need to write a UDF and use as your DPM boundary condition at the wall. The examples available in the UDF Manual will give you a great hint of how to write it.
Good luck! /Henrik |
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