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Old   March 29, 2000, 13:20
Default Particles at boundaries
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Mark Farrall
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Hello,

I am trying to develop a model for impact with liquid interfaces. At the moment i am using the lagrangian particle tracking routine in CFX4.2 with USRPBM in order to specify the coefficient of restitution at the boundary of the domain. However, i would also like to be able to change the diameter of the particle as it rebounds off the interface and at present cannot find a way of doing this within CFX. If anyone has done this sort of thing or maybe could tell me how to go about doing it then i would be very ratefull.
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Old   April 11, 2000, 11:02
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Li Xinfeng
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In fact, it's very easy to set the particles diameter in the cfx4.2 or 4.3. There is a subroutine named usrpbc,you can use it to set any particles boundary. Best regards

Sincerely yours Li XInfeng
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