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Old   August 18, 2010, 04:16
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I have unsteady DPM and steady flow but after 4000 iterations when solution converges. The particle fate is empty. I cant see any particle tracked. why it is so. Please explain.
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Hi,
Is the number that follows 'tracked=' reported in the console zero, too?
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hi

No. its not. Its just not displaying any number. only writing fate and mass flux labels.

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Hi, Mohsin,
Have you set petinent start time and stop time for the injection?
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It is steady state for the air flow but for DPM the particles will enter into the domain at t=8 seconds and will be injected until t=16 seconds. so i gave the particle strat andend time as 8 to 16 respetively.

The time step size was given as =0.5
and total number of time steps was=50

because the particles are large so i though to give the step size as 0.5 (which means after every 0.5 seconds the assigned number of particles will be injected) and the time period for the particles to stay in the domain was 5 seconds in steady case so 0.5/5=10 gives me the number of time steps for 1 period (i-e when the particles will move from inlet and captured at the outlet) so then i assumed 50 total number of time steps for my case so that i could simulate for 5 periods.

What could be wrong?
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I think all the particles injected during t=8~16s have escaped from the domain after some time steps of iteration.
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Hey Mohsin,
What did you call by "Period" here ?? And what does represent "5s" ? I m in the same case as you, and Im tryning to undersatnd the meaning of each parameters (number time step, particle time step size, start time, stop time..)
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