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Hello Altair, please which product (solver) to use to simulate solid+liquid (like ball mill working in wet condition).
Or maybe Radioss with SPH model.
Now if you have a lot of fluid and some rigid parts, and you have a premium GPU available, then nanoFluidX would be an option.
Depending on the moisture content, EDEM would be feasible for you.Or maybe Radioss with SPH model.Now if you have a lot of fluid and some rigid parts, and you have a premium GPU available, then nanoFluidX would be an option.
Depending on the moisture content, EDEM would be feasible for you.
Thanks. This is very helpful...
A comment on nanoFluidX - any solid/structure motion is pre-defined by the user, so it would not apply to something like a ball mill where the balls are interacting with one another and with the outer walls.
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