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October 12, 2020, 12:02
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Fluent UDF - Distinguish particles from two different injections
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L.A.Isanka
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Hello!
Im working on a model to separate micro particles based on dipole interaction forces. Heterogeneous microspheres are injected using 2 injections, injection 0 & injection 1. Do you know of a method to distinguish between particles injected from these injections.Injected particles from both injections are identicle execpt for their surface properties and I'm using dipole interactions to separate the particles injected via the two injections. The intecation force is different for the two injection. Thus, once a particle is located, I want to identify whether it is from injection 0 or injection 1. I'd be greatful if you could help me with this. Thank you! |
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