Why is the listing of a DPM injection resulting in an error “Injection injection-0: xx particles lost outside the domain”?
Tagged: ansys-fluent, Eulerian Flow
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June 6, 2022 at 8:33 amFAQParticipant
When setting up an injection and using the “List” option (say, to verify the number of injection points), this error for “lost particles” can show up if:
1. One or more of the injection point co-ordinates are lying outside the meshed regions
2. Case file is not yet initialized or the data file is not yet loaded
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