On 6/11/18 7:38 PM, Alex wrote:
Hi all, I'm trying to explore pressure-induced processes, i.e. externally induced water flow across a porous membrane that spans the entire box in XY. There are obvious choices: 1. Introduce the same type of a membrane without pores and make it a piston with pull code, e.g. constant force or tiny constant velocity along Z. 2. Apply constant force pull directly to the entire solvent group. Any other ideas on osmosis-like processes? Has anyone tried any of the options above?
I would think the pull code would be more headache than it's worth in this case. I'd simply try inducing the flow with acc-grps.
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