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February 20, 2024 at 7:36 am
chuminhkhue
SubscriberI am new in this field. so it seems like I'm having a lot of trouble using it.
Q1: I have one boundary from where the particles are released, which is specified as the number of particles released per unit area per unit of time (which is the flux). I use the Udf type: DEFINE_ADJUST to conduct it.
I am trying to use CUDMI to store the value.
What happened with my case? have any inconvenience when I chose the DEFINE_ADJUST method?
Q2: Hi everyone,
I analyze a computational model that uses the mixture model. How to change from a fluid grid cell to a porous medium cell in Ansys Fluent ? the assumption that, after reaction processing, the volume of species considering magnitude at the plug interface for each cell is computed. The grid cell has a volume of species greater than Vcell to change from a fluid grid cell to a porous medium cell.
Could you suggest another way to fix it? Thanks a lot
Thank you in advance for your help. -
February 22, 2024 at 11:56 am
Rob
Forum ModeratorI don't follow what you're trying to do with 1)Â Â DPM macros are handled a little differently, so check if you're trying to find a cell value or DPM value.Â
2) Are you trying to make a cell porous as something happens? Have you tried making the whole region porous but only set a resistance in some cells? I've no idea how stable that will be, that's something you can report back on.Â
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