I would like to display location of the particle on a 2 D plane; is their a method to do this?
from the particle track then select track style and find the point
Graphics> particle track> in left side of window tick Draw mesh and apply default values. > Track Style-----Point> select the particle> then click on Display.
from the particle track then select track style and find the point
- You can increase the number of particles by providing separately, different entry location, velocity and particle size. You can also inject the particle cloud/group. The mesh density will depend on the size of the smallest particle. To display the location of particle you can use any post-processing program. By using such program, you can plot time distribution at the outlet.
- How to display the location of particles using DPM on ANSYS Fluent 17?. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_to_display_the_location_of_particles_using_DPM_on_ANSYS_Fluent_17 [accessed Jul 11, 2017].
What comes to my mind from my past experiences with particle tracking, mesh size is determined by the smallest particle size, and mass injection or a number of the populations to be tracked is independent of the mesh dimensions.
How to display the location of particles using DPM on ANSYS Fluent 17?. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_to_display_the_location_of_particles_using_DPM_on_ANSYS_Fluent_17 [accessed Jul 11, 2017].
You can use UDF and also by increasing number of streams in group type of injection you can increase the number of particles.
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