Hi,
I am completely new in CFDEM. I have previously developed and coupled a CFD and a DEM model to simulate the scouring in front of breakwaters. Now I want to use CFDEM for this purpose because my model had some limitations. I wonder is there anyone here used CFDEM for sediment transport or scouring simulation? I appreciate if anyone could tell me where to begin.
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vonboetticher | Wed, 12/17/2014 - 09:33
Sediment transport simulation
Hi hajivalie,
See http://csdms.colorado.edu/mediawiki/images/Mark_Schmeeckle_CSDMS_2013_an...
We are trying the same here with resolved CFDEM but have a funding problem at the moment :-)
Best wishes,
Albrecht
hajivalie | Wed, 12/24/2014 - 07:36
Thanks
Hi Albrecht
Thank you very much for the reply, Great job you are doing. I hope I can benefit from your experience in the future.
Best regards
Fatemeh