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February 28, 2019 at 11:50 pm
SeniorDesign
SubscriberI'm completely new to ANSYS Fluent so I'm very unfamiliar with the software. I am using version 19.0. I want to model the movement of a finite number of particles in a tank filled with water. The water is entering and exiting the tank. I am able to build a rough model and incorporate the particle tracker with it, but it looks like the particle tracker constantly releases particles from what I assume are parcels. Is this correct? How could I limit the number of particles injected from these parcels to a finite number?
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