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[Masi]

Thank you for your reply. 

We can utilize Fluent to generate a DPM file on walls to analyze particle behavior. I'm curious about how we can achieve similar results using Rocky.

Inhaler plumes, specifically near the nozzle, particles have a high volume fraction; also, due to the nature of flow inside the pipe, collision becomes important, which, for simplification, particle-particle interaction is ignored in most cases. I want to consider this phenomenon in my model, as I'm new to Rocky; I'm wondering if it's applicable to my model.