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The`positionParticles` dictionary uses the`ordered` method to position particles in a box region.`orderedInfo` sets`numPoints` = 12,000,`distance` = 0.003 m, and`axisOrder` = (z x y).
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The`setFields` dictionary defines initial particle fields (velocity, rotational velocity, and shape name). Ensure the`shapeName` matches the name in`caseSetup/shapes` (here,`sph1`).
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The`surfaces` dictionary defines walls. This case uses a built-in cuboid wall. Provide the center point and edge lengths to define the cuboid.
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In`caseSetup/interaction` define material properties and interaction parameters.`materials` lists material names and`densities` their densities. The`model` dictionary specifies contact force and rolling friction models and related parameters.
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In `caseSetup/shapes`, define particle names, diameters, and materials:
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`settings/domainDict` defines a rectangular bounding box. Particles exiting the box are deleted.
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Additional parameters live in`settings/settingsDict`: timesteps, start/end times, save intervals, gravity, and integration method.
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For coupling, edit`couplingProperties` under`constant`. This example uses the DiFelice drag closure and`adaptiveGaussian` for mapping particle properties to fluid cells. Because the jet region has small cells,`adaptiveGaussian` is a suitable choice even when the cell-to-particle-size ratio is about 1.