“No Fluid” Errors¶
The No Fluid configuration indicates that no fluid is present in a system. It is appropriate for conduction-only heat transfer cases where fluid mechanics are not modeled.
If the system being modeled has only DEM particles, consider background fluid. Otherwise, consider other appropriate fluid model options.
This configuration has been used inappropriately if the any of the following errors occur:
Inlets/outlets cannot be used with this fluid model
Scalarfield cannot be used with this fluid model
Refinement meshes cannot be used with this fluid model
Custom variable cannot be used with this fluid model
Mean age cannot be used with this fluid model
Reactions cannot be used with this fluid model
Fluid model does not support two-way coupling with particles
Fluid model does not support lift on particles
Fluid model does not support pressure gradient on particles
Fluid model does not support mass transfer rate on particles
Fluid model does not support bubble pressure on particles …