Hello everyone,
is it possible to use the LIGGGHTS features "deforming meshes" and "stress controlled wall" also in CFDEM based simulations? Or is these only limited to LIGGGHTS only simulations?
Thank you all and Regards,
Patrick
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paul | Tue, 01/29/2019 - 08:36
It should work, as long as
It should work, as long as you don't expect the CFD mesh or boundaries to deform as well.
hoehnp | Tue, 03/31/2020 - 13:44
Actually I expected exactly
Actually I expected exactly this and I developed a code to achieve it. The code is currently under testing and can be released
once I have validation results.