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Marcin
Join Date: May 2014
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Hello Everyone,
Can anyone advice me about lagrangian particle tracking tutorial. I need this for One Way FSI simulation. I want to determine in CFX pressure distribution on steel interface surface after hitting steel particle from inlet which is on air domain. Best regards from Poland |
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Hi,
If you simply want to know how to set up particle tracking in CFX, you can find some information about that in this tutorial from ANSYS. In this tutorial the particle tracking is meant to calculate the erosion rate on surfaces, but in general the particle injection method should be helpful to you too. Hope it helps! http://www.arc.vt.edu/ansys_help/cfx_tutr/i1318137.html //Parisa |
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