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How to set up a wall that is permeable to fluid and not to particle?

Tagged: boundary-conditions, Interfaces, materials
    • June 3, 2022 at 8:33 pm
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      Set a porous-jump with the following properties: Face permeability = 10e10 m² Porous Medium Thickness = 0 Pressure-Jump coefficient = 0 Still in the Porous Jump panel, set the Discrete Phase BC Type to reflect

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