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How do you calculate the residence times of different sized particles in the system in steady state DPM calculations?

Tagged: 18.2, fluent, fluid-dynamics, General, MP - Particle Tracking, post-processing
    • January 25, 2023 at 7:17 am
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      Use the DPM sample on the plane of interest. 1.You can create plane using Postprocessing –> Create –> Plane. 2. Use this plane while writing *.dpm file with Postprocessing –> Model Specific –> Discrete Phase –> Sample 3. Using Histogram you can plot time and diameter relation.

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