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No rotation of particles

Submitted by JoshuaP on Tue, 10/28/2014 - 14:11

Hi,

I have 6 particles rotating with the same angular velocity. The rotation is caused by a torque, set by fix addtorque.
The problem is that i cant get the rotational speed by compute property/atom and also in paraview it is shown that the aprticles have no angular velocity but I can see them spinning in paraview.

fix integr all nve/sphere

where is the problem?

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Submitted by m.fatahi on Sun, 10/26/2014 - 11:53

dear all
I want to simulate separation of heavy and light particles in Knelson concentrator using DEM by LIGGGHTS 3.0.1
this concentrator works with mixture of particles and water but here I ignore the water. heavy and light mineral particles are separated based on differences in gravity and centrifugal forces while the concentrator rotates very fast.
there are some problems I encounter during my simulations:
1) I can not insert particles with specific features like size, density, percent ... uniformly inside the concentrator (look at the input attached file) ?

Granular poiseuille flow.

Submitted by ACHAL MAHAJAN on Fri, 10/24/2014 - 05:29

I have recently started using lammps and am trying to simulate granular poiseuille flow using the LIGGGHTS. Now I want to use gran/hooke as pair_style but it showed me the following error on compilation "Illegal fix property/global command, not enough arguments (fix_property_global.cpp:50)", though I have used all the fixes for the gran/hooke pairt_style. including the coefficient of restitution, young's modulus, poisson's Ratio ,characteristic velocity and coefficient of friction.

reason for uncongergable simulations

Submitted by ZYan on Thu, 10/09/2014 - 11:32

Hi Christoph, Hi LIGGGGHTSers,
Rencently, i am working on simulations of stirring a peller (steel) in a vassel with particles (radii =1 mm, glass beans ). The simulation behave strangely, withparticles flowing everywhere out of control (cf. attached figure: bad_normal_e). The properties are given at the bottom.

Collision energy in the ball mill

Submitted by suzdal on Mon, 10/06/2014 - 18:08

Hi.

I have a question

I want to calculate the collision energy between balls in a ball-mill.
So I'm trying get the value of the kinetic energy of balls when a ball contacts another ball.

The condition of atom type is granular,

I have used "compute pair/gran/local command ",

as describe below

compute pa all pair/gran/local id

and, I've gotten the IDs of balls(atoms) which contacts another balls with as c_pa[1], and c_pa[2].

I want to make group which have the atom IDs in c_pa[1], and c_pa[2] ,but i couldn't that.

addtorque

Submitted by JoshuaP on Wed, 10/01/2014 - 15:51

Hi,

when I try to use addtorque on particles there occurs an error with 'too many neighborbins (neighbor.cpp:1747)'.
Without the addtorque its working. To use addtorque I went before in the src directory and did 'make yes-user'. Then make clean-all and make fedora. It is now running a few timesteps but then the error occurs. Is there maybe a better way then using addtorque?

thanks
Joshua

Reference for scaling Young's modulus

Submitted by alberthappy on Tue, 09/30/2014 - 05:36

Hi everyone,

I noticed that a lot of papers suggested reducing Young's modulus (shown in Hertz contact model) by several orders in Engineering modeling. But I didn't find any guideline on how many orders are proper in doing this, especially for a binary system. Can anyone give me some reference? Thanks.

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