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May 9, 2013, 00:26 |
Solid Particles Injection
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Jack Lee
Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: Alberta
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Hi,
I want to inject fine solid particles into a flow. I know that Chalmers already have solidParticles tutorials but I am not interested in injecting a few particles and I want to use/ modify the existing solvers such as coalChemistryFoam. My biggest questions would be : 1) If I want a constant mass flow rate of total mass flow, mtot in a duration of t how do I specify my massflowrate profiles? 2) How does the nParcelsperSecond input comes into play and how do I calculate how many parcel I want ? 3) As I want to inject solid particles, preferably of one size or diameter, how do I specify that? Most of the size distribution models such as Rosin-Rammler are made for droplets, (if not mistaken) and hence, it allows a range of particle sizes. But how do I fix them? Should I use uniform distribution and if so, what do I put in the (x , y ) list? THank you very much for anyone's input and I will deeply appreciate it if anyone can answer these questions accurately. Jack |
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lagrangian particles, spray simulation |
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