
Enable the discrete phase model, create a surface injection at the inlet, define velocity and diameter, and assign water as the injection material.
Switch boundary conditions from reflector to trap in the discrete phase model, observe more droplets trapped and fewer escaping, and analyze particle tracks to assess wall impact.
simulate erosion using discrete phase models with two-way coupling in ANSYS Fluent; analyze erosion rate on the wall by enabling particle tracking and exporting erosion and particle history data.
Set boundary conditions with inlet velocity from experimental data, apply indoor ventilation ranges around 1–5 m/s, and enable steady-state gravity at 9.81 m/s².
Configure a transient, pressure-based simulation in ANSYS Fluent with rotating sliding mesh and double precision, applying boundary conditions as pressure inlets and outlets using a realizable k-epsilon model.
Configure solution methods in ANSYS Fluent, using pressure-velocity coupling with second-order upwind, higher-order relaxation, and a velocity monitor to verify convergence during hybrid initialization and time-step size choices.
Observe that the outlet velocity stabilizes, indicating convergence after about 13 seconds. Pause iterations, extend convergence criteria as needed, and proceed to post-process the results.
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· Coupling in DPM
· Rossin-Rammler Distribution
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· Overview of the Flow Solvers (Pressure-Based and Density-Based)
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