Dear guys, it seems that the LB codes were designed for FLUENT ???
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I'm a freashman in CFDEM. Is any step-by-step tutorial to implement LB simulation?
Thank you very much!
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cgoniva | Wed, 06/06/2012 - 15:21
Hi! We are currently working
Hi!
We are currently working on a link between LB code Palabos and CFDEMcoupling and LIGGGHTS - but there is still some way to go...
The LB code in FLUENT is a project of Stefan Pirker, please feel free to contact him directly.
Cheers,
Chris