Exploring Ansys Rocky: Simulating Realistic Particle Interactions with DEM and SPH

In this session, you'll be introduced to the Discrete Element Method (DEM) and to the Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH) method for simulating particle and fluid flow in Ansys Rocky.
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If you’re interested in setting up a simple DEM and SPH coupled model in Rocky and learning a little about the physics behind the methods along the way, this is the session for you!

This session with cover:

  • Introduction to and applications of DEM and SPH
  • Demonstration of set up and solve for a DEM and SPH coupled solution
  • Introduction to post-processing inside Ansys Rocky

This session is for engineers interested in a basic understanding of fluid and particulate matter flows, and anyone who wants to get started with Ansys Rocky.

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