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Okay. I understand that if I don’t choose to couple the flow and DPM, particle won’t have any effect on the flow field.
(Since the particles won’t affect the flow field, I may decide not to couple them.)
However, if I want to see how changing the injected DPM mass flow affects the DPM tracks, what should I do?
Or is it because of the nature of the DPM model (particle content) that I can’t perform this simulation?
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