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Problem with Continious heattransfer (diskrete tempertures)

Submitted by RobertG on Thu, 03/19/2015 - 16:18

Hello,
I never worked with the heattransfer function of Liggghts and have an problem which I'm unable to solve.

There are two partickles types inserted continously. One at (type 1) 500°C and one at (type 2) 20°C.

dt=0.00001 s
fix ftco all property/global thermalConductivity peratomtype 80. 0.038
fix ftca all property/global thermalCapacity peratomtype 449. 1700.

The radius of particletype 1 is 0.5 mm and from type 2 is 0.7 mm.

dn_dump=1000 that means 0.01s

Calculate current compute

Submitted by JoshuaP on Tue, 03/17/2015 - 13:21

Hi,

I'm trying to use a compute in a variable. I know that a compute doesnt mean that it is calculated, so I want to use fix ave/time for calculation.


compute A thirdgroup reduce max y
fix currentstatus all ave/time 100 1 100 c_A
run 1
variable B equal c_A
print '$B'

this doesnt work. Just when I use the thermo_style it works:

compute A thirdgroup reduce max y
thermo_style custom step atoms ke vol dt etotal c_A
run 1
variable B equal c_A
print '$B'

Servo wall - high target values lead to a lost of particles

Submitted by Alaska on Mon, 03/16/2015 - 11:04

Hi,

I am developing a numerical ring shear test. For that I am using a rectangular 3D box with a size of 8e-2 * 8e-2 * 4.4e-2 m. I fill this box with ~25.000 particles with sizes of 9.2e-4 to 16.4e-4 m. After settling under gravity I want to compress the probe with a servo wall and a target value of -5e6 Pa (in z direction).

My particles have follwing parameters, following Aigner et al., 2013 "Determing the coefficient of friction by shear tester simulation":

lift force by Archimedes

Submitted by xiaobaishu67 on Fri, 03/13/2015 - 04:54

Dear all,
I used to calculate lift force by Archimedes and the value is 0 0 5.13126e06(it equals to volume * density *9.81 ). The value is only at positive z direction. But today I update the CFDEM software. and i found the lift force calculated by Archimedes force model is not the same, x y z three direction all have values. Who can answer my confusing?

Thanks
xiaobaishu

Measurement of wear in LIGGGHTS

Submitted by b.saprativ on Tue, 03/10/2015 - 13:48

Hi

I was going through some tutorial in the website and found wear through a chute. Though it shows colors changing with time due to wear in the surface of the metal, the unit of wear is not there.

How much time it takes to develop a wear on a surface. Is it material dependent/time dependent/impact velocity dependent?

How do i understand the estimate of time of simulation to develop a wear on a surface. Any info regarding these will be helpful.

Thanks in advance.

Saprativ

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