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Old   March 1, 2016, 12:32
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Hi,

This might seem like a simple question but is there a way of monitoring/counting the number of times particles collide with a surface in fluent?

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Dan
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Hi,

This might seem like a simple question but is there a way of monitoring/counting the number of times particles collide with a surface in fluent?

Cheers,

Dan
I am not sure how to do it (I don't know any about particles simulation on Fluent) or if there is a ready macro to do it, but probably you can use an if statement for "if there is a particle in the cell" add 1 to a counter. if not, add 0. you can verify the zone ID of the face within fluent.
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