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  3. Can a KTGF DDPM model a densely packed bed with sufficiently large solid fractions?

Can a KTGF DDPM model a densely packed bed with sufficiently large solid fractions?

Tagged: 17.2, fluent, fluid-dynamics, Granular/Dense Particle Flow, MP - Eulerian MP Flow, multiphase
    • January 25, 2023 at 7:17 am
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      It is not recommended to use KTGF+DDPM model for this purpose as the parcels keep overlapping with each other and settle down at the very bottom specially with dense particles. This is a limitation for now. In such conditions, a DEM collision model is suggested.

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