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Old   September 4, 2014, 14:43
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Hi,

Is there any way, I can count the number of particles in a particular domain?

I have particles flowing through a pipe and go into an orifice. My flow domain is divided into two regions, viz. pipe and orifice. Is there a way I can calculate the number of particles in each domain separately?

Like number of particles in pipe domain and number of particles in orifice domain

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Old   September 22, 2014, 22:04
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Report in the tree -> element count ->create monitor and plot from report?
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Hi,

Is there any way, I can count the number of particles in a particular domain?

I have particles flowing through a pipe and go into an orifice. My flow domain is divided into two regions, viz. pipe and orifice. Is there a way I can calculate the number of particles in each domain separately?

Like number of particles in pipe domain and number of particles in orifice domain

Thank You
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Hi,

Did you find a way to do that? I am struggling the same situation.

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I dont know about the number of particles but you can extract volume(mass) by creating a boundary through which the particles are passing and then creating field sum monitor using incident mass flux.

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