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Variable Coefficient of Restitution

Submitted by clp33 on Wed, 09/07/2016 - 11:34

Is there is a way to change the coefficient of restitution of particle collisions with a mesh area so that it varies depending on the wear it has received from particle impacts? I'm trying to create a model of shot-peening however, I can only seem to see how to change global settings to a user defined value.

Thanks,
Callum

about the coordination number of a multisphere clump

Submitted by zhou_yu on Wed, 08/31/2016 - 13:00

I noticed that the command "compute contact/atom" dose not work for multisphere, but there is not any restrictions on the online manual.
So is there any alternative method that can track the average coordination number of a system composed of multisphere clumps?

blade moment inside a box

Submitted by Gulniamat on Thu, 08/25/2016 - 12:00

Hello every one.... i am new to LIGGGHTS, I am trying to simulate a phenomenon where a blade is moving inside a box from one end to other end. Particles are there inside the box upto the blade height. Is there any command in LIGGGHTS which i can use to produce multiple passes of blade. Currently the blade move from one end to other and stop there, i want to move blade back and forth 15 time between the two ends. Kindly if any one has the idea then guide me. Thanks

Impact of two rigid bodies - Fracture

Submitted by zealakis on Wed, 08/24/2016 - 06:01

hello,

I've been working with liggghts for a while. I have simulated the impact of two rigid bodies and now I would like to analyze the movement of the particles that form the body as if one of them could break . Something similar to what happens in this video ( shown in LIGGGHTS -PUBLIC FEATURES section):

http://www.cfdem.com/media/DEM/nonspherical/lammps_granular+multibody_.wmv

Mesh for Cosimulation

Submitted by NicholasOlsen on Thu, 08/18/2016 - 18:55

Hello,

I have been working with LIGGGHTS for a while now with the goal of setting up a cosimulation interface between LIGGGHTS and another simulation engine (geared more towards multi-physics) . I need to be able to represent complex geometries in the LIGGGHTS simulation with meshes and to get information about forces on that mesh. Does anyone know if there is a good way to get the forces on the vertices of a mesh (either via input script or using the source code)?

Nic

Strange behavior using python interface for Lammps and LIGGGHTS side-by-side

Submitted by TobRas on Thu, 08/18/2016 - 11:00

We have a scenario where our python application runs both Lammps and LIGGGHTS in the same process. However, we have a couple of problems doing so. We are trying to patch and fix the LIGGGHTS interface and therefore your help would be appreciated.

controlling mass flow at outlet

Submitted by jsams on Mon, 08/15/2016 - 09:10

Dear liggghts community,

I am studying the granular flow in a hopper like geometry where particles enter the domain at the top and leave it at the bottom at a defined outlet. I would like to be able to control the mass flow rate at the outlet in order to study the flow behaviour at different discharge rates.

My questions therefore are: Is there a way to control the mass flow at the outlet other than changing outlet size? Maybe by deleting particles from a specific area at a certain rate?

Read atoms from data file and generation of a specific amount of mass

Submitted by Matteo on Fri, 08/12/2016 - 14:46

Hello,

I am trying to read atoms stored in a dat file by using the command "read_data" but I get the following error:

ERROR on proc 1: Invalid atom type in Atoms section of data file (../atom_vec_sphere.cpp:1066)

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My input file is as follow:

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