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Alain Islas
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Hello,
I'd like to kindly ask if someone in the forum knows any kind of rule of thumb to determine an appropriate number of particles per parcel for Eulerian - Lagrangian simulations, especially to those applications dealing with dense flows (alpha > 10%). If my computational power lets me to solve up to 5M parcels. Would it be advisable to: 1. Lets say, represent 100,000 real particles by 1 parcel? (My system has 5e11 physical dust particles) 2. Is there any threshold value for which the number of particles per parcel becomes unsufficient to model reality? I would appreciate any reference. Thank you |
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