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  3. Is there any naming convention for the DPM injection as a placeholder for particles stripped away from an Eulerian Wall Film?

Is there any naming convention for the DPM injection as a placeholder for particles stripped away from an Eulerian Wall Film?

Tagged: discrete-phase, dpm, eulerian-wall-film, ewf
    • June 6, 2022 at 8:33 am
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      Yes, the name of the film material and the injection material should “match” in some way. There are 2 possibilities:  
      1.The injection dpm material name is part of the film material name. 
      2.The film material name is contained in the injection dpm material name.
      Example of #2: If the name of the (Eulerian) film material is “my-film-liquid”) give the material for the stripped / separated particles a name that contains the complete name of the film material (e.g. “my-film-liquid-dpm”).

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