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July 12, 2020, 04:23
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Oscillation Force Coefficients in DPM-FOAM
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Deutschland
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Hello,
I'm running a transient particle simulation with DPM-FOAM. It involves particles flowing around an object. To get a good result I let the simulation converge for a certain time before the particles are injected. During the simulation, I evaluate the force coefficients of the object. After the particles are injected, the coefficients oscillate (the particles are not yet near the object). This is not a problem, because the mean value still fits to the convergent solution. Now my question: Why do the force coefficients oscillate? What is the reason behind it? And can I influence this in some way? Greeting Marcel |
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September 25, 2023, 08:47
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hello
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Grp
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Did you fix this? I am also experiencing a similar situation
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| dpm convergence, particle, solver control |
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