TAGGED: cfd-udf-fleunt, dpm-udfs, drag-force, moment-calculation
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July 18, 2024 at 3:00 pmkiran.purushothamakeshavanSubscriber
Hello,
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I'm studying particle impinging a wall where the criteria for particle sticking to a wall is the moment (F*d) on each particle at the wall as a function of drag force and velocity of particle at contact.Â
I see that I can use DEFINE_DPM_BC for this.
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Since I input a custom drag force model I would need DEFINE_DPM_DRAG, my question is about how I can import the drag force in this udf to my DEFINE_DPM_BC udf so I can calculate the moment on each particle at the wall.
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Is there a way I can use both of these udfs under the same header and make it a whole different udf with multiple macros?
This whole criteria is for ansys to decide if the particles sticks or bounces off from the wall
Thanks,
Kiran
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July 18, 2024 at 3:37 pmRobForum Moderator
What are you doing with DEFINE_DPM_BC to cause the particle to stick?
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