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May 5, 2008, 18:12 |
Dissolving particles [blood clots] by using a UDF
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Hi everyone,
I have got a question about DPM-Particles. The goal is to simulate the dissolving of fibrin clots in the blood flow, which is enriched with a drug. Is it possible to change the particle diameter without a chemical reaction, but just by using an UDF and the concentration of the drug in the blood flow as an input? Thank you very much |
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May 7, 2008, 15:39 |
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You can set up the injection to use a particle size distribution where you specify the min/max/average diameters. Is that what you mean?
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