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Ansys Learning Forum › Forums › Discuss Simulation › Fluids › How to add material and ionic components to multi-component droplets in DPM mode › Reply To: How to add material and ionic components to multi-component droplets in DPM mode

July 5, 2023 at 8:21 am
Rob
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DPM materials aren't technically fluids. Create an injection, to activate the extra section in the Materials part and then add the materials of interest to the Particle section. You may need to change the injection type to multicomponent to get all the options you want.