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April 12, 2017, 20:15 |
particle number/mass flux across a plane
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Karelke Yu
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Hi all,
I am doing LPT with the very simple solidParticle class in OF-2.3.0. I have a question for post-processing the LPT data regarding calculating the particle (number/mass) flux across a specific user-defined plane or surface. In my case, the plane is in the computational domain and it's not a patch. The plane can be easily located by X=10. I also want to record the data (diameter, density, location) of the particles which contribute to the particle flux across the plane. But what is the best way to do this? I do not know if this should be done by changing the source code of the solidParticle class or just looking for a post-processing utility or using paraview. If there is a method/utility/patchType for this when the plane is a patch, pls also let me know. Thanks in advance. Karelke |
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May 19, 2017, 19:32 |
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