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November 17, 2016, 07:43
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Tracking without DPM
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Hi everybody,
as the title already says I would like to know if its somehow possible to track particles without the DPM model. I'm modeling a free surface water/air flow with some particles in the water phase (not dense at all). I've already used the VOF model with DPM and would like to compare the results to the other two models, i.e. mixture model and Eulerian model. As I can introduce granular fluid particles in the mixture and Eulerian Model I would like to know if it's somehow possible to track these particles (without using the DPM, Lagrangian approach)? Thanks a lot! |
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