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README.md

Test case for fines transport through packed particle column

fill a cylinder with sperical particles (parDEMrun.sh)
create CFD mesh (mesh.sh)
introduce gas flow with fines (parCFDDEMrun.sh)

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After particles have settled, they remain frozen to their positions. The pressure drop can be monitored with postProcessing/probes1/0/p. When all small pores in the particle bed are clogged, no further deposition takes place and the pressure drop does not increase any further.