Do we have powder compaction and particle breakage capability in Liggghts?
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deepakpawar.2310 | Mon, 08/30/2021 - 06:38
Yes, It is there!
Yes, It is there!
You can use the servo wall and mesh/move commands for the same
Thank you
Do | Tue, 08/31/2021 - 12:10
Hello, I'm beginner of
Hello, I'm beginner of LIGGGHTS.
I want to know particle breakage capability(e.g When one particle is subjected critical stress, it becomes several particles)
In LIGGGHTS 2.x, 'fix breakparticle/force' is my purpose but it seems impossible in LIGGGHTS 3.x.
Does anyone know about this?
Thanks.
Daniel Queteschiner | Thu, 09/02/2021 - 13:41
fix multisphere/break
LIGGGHTS-PUBLIC provides fix multisphere/break
https://www.cfdem.com/media/DEM/docu/fix_multisphere_break.html
which may be considered as a very basic form of a bonded-particle breakage model.
https://github.com/richti83/LIGGGHTS-WITH-BONDS or https://github.com/schrummy14/LIGGGHTS_Flexible_Fibers include an actual bonded-particle model with breakage capabilities
https://github.com/ParticulateFlow/LIGGGHTS-PFM provides a particle replacement model for breakage