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Inertial Focusing

Posted 11 nov. 2014, 01:28 UTC−5 Fluid & Heat, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Microfluidics Version 4.4 2 Replies

Fayez Al
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I want to get the projectile of microspheresc in microfluidic chip.

I am trying to get a complete solution to Navier and Stokes equations at low (unity) Reynold number. (viscous and inertial ).

is there any model that I can use to simulate the fluid behavior ??
anyone has an idea about how should I go with the microspheresc path tracing?

Thank you in advance
2 Replies Last Post 17 févr. 2016, 20:17 UTC−5
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Posted: 9 years ago 12 févr. 2016, 02:02 UTC−5
I am facing same problem.
I asked this problem to Comsol company, then it just said 'you use the force term in particle tracking module'
But now I still don't know how to add the inertial lift force.
If you solve the problem, remaining the comment. Thanks.
I am facing same problem. I asked this problem to Comsol company, then it just said 'you use the force term in particle tracking module' But now I still don't know how to add the inertial lift force. If you solve the problem, remaining the comment. Thanks.
Chen Wang
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Posted: 9 years ago 17 févr. 2016, 20:17 UTC−5
I think the drag force in particle tracing module can be used as inertial lift force.
Best wishes,
Chen Wang
I think the drag force in particle tracing module can be used as inertial lift force. Best wishes, Chen Wang

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