Hi,
Edit: Deleted. Just needed some sleep... ;-)
Regards,
Paul
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ckloss | Fri, 08/30/2013 - 15:25
Graphs look interesting
Graphs look interesting anyway :-)
Cheers
Christoph
PaulWinkler | Fri, 08/30/2013 - 16:56
Hi Christoph,
Hi Christoph,
yes, without axe labels (mentioned it was late?), at least very colourful. ;-)
We expected to see the difference between compaction (reorganisation of particles) and elastic deformation more clearly. The peaks are from data conversion. At the end we got a value for the pressure to grow our packings in a realistic way.
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Paul