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Old   February 7, 2007, 09:29
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Hey, I am realising particles from an rotating surface in a clylindrical vessel! however when i iterate, it realises a certain amount of particles each second but in the fluent screen, it reads number tracked = etc and then incomplete = 0 ? i dont understand why it wont track them and am badly in need of assistance. Please help Thanks
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Old   February 7, 2007, 13:50
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check you tracking parameters first: increase the tracking step,decrease the length scale.
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Old   February 8, 2007, 08:29
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sorry but im mew to this particle tracking thing, what exactly do you mean by tracking step and lenght scale? Where are they found? Sorry to be bothering you again and any help is greatly appreciated, thanks
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Old   February 11, 2007, 11:50
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You can find tracking step and length scale in Define/Models/Discrete Phase.

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