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How is the DPM concentration calculated in FLUENT?

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    • January 25, 2023 at 7:16 am
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      The DPM concentration is defined as: DPM concentration = (Avg. particle mass in cell * Part resi. Time * Strength of particle) / Cell volume …1 Strength of particle = number in parcel / dt_flow …2a = total particle flow rate / mass of single particle in the stream ….2b From equation 1 and equation 2b, DPM conc. = (Avg. particle mass in cell * Part resi. Time * Total particle flow rate) / (mass of single particle in stream * cell volume)…..3

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