Dean Flow Modelling in MicroChannels
Hi, I'm trying to model Dean Flow in a Spiral Microchannel for further application of Passive Cell Separation. Since Dean Flow is observed basically on the plane which is perpendicular to the...
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Hi Utku, I also modelled the similar spiral channel. I selected user defined model and could able to simulate the laminar flow physics and do not get convergence problem, Also I use particle tracing...
View ArticleRe: Dean Flow Modelling in MicroChannels
Hi Yousuf, I think I found the point at which I made mistake. As you told, the problem was about the boundary conditions. I had given a outlet velocity boundary condition together with the inlet...
View ArticleRe: Dean Flow Modelling in MicroChannels
Have you got an idea where to incorporate inertial force and dean force equations in particle tracing module, so that, drag force along with this two forces results in particle separation. Thanks Yousuf
View ArticleDean Flow Modelling in MicroChannels
Hi, I'm trying to model Dean Flow in a Spiral Microchannel for further application of Passive Cell Separation. Since Dean Flow is observed basically on the plane which is perpendicular to the...
View ArticleRe: Dean Flow Modelling in MicroChannels
Hi Utku, I also modelled the similar spiral channel. I selected user defined model and could able to simulate the laminar flow physics and do not get convergence problem, Also I use particle tracing...
View ArticleRe: Dean Flow Modelling in MicroChannels
Hi Yousuf, I think I found the point at which I made mistake. As you told, the problem was about the boundary conditions. I had given a outlet velocity boundary condition together with the inlet...
View ArticleRe: Dean Flow Modelling in MicroChannels
Have you got an idea where to incorporate inertial force and dean force equations in particle tracing module, so that, drag force along with this two forces results in particle separation. Thanks Yousuf
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