LIGGGHTS® - User Forum

Hi,
I am running a simple case of particles tumbling in a rotating drum using LIGGGHTS v2.3.7 and observed tiny explosions. I have run this case before using an earlier version of LIGGGHTS (v2.1.2 ) and did not see any such explosions. I am not sure what changed between the version to suddenly cause these explosions.

I have a query that may appear peculiar. Actually, I have installed either LIGGGHTS 2.3.6 and LIGGGHTS 2.3.7 in 3 of our laptops and one workstation with Ubuntu platform (both 12.04 LTS and 13.04). All were working fine earlier. But now when I cd to .../examples/LIGGGHTS/Tut../example in a terminal, and run liggghts > in.script then nothing happens in terminal.
Moreover, the code inside the relevant in.script get deleted or sometimes replaced by this message "LIGGGHTS (Version LIGGGHTS-PUBLIC 2.3.6, compiled 2013-09-06-14:07:53 by root based on LAMMPS 20 Apr 2012)".

Hi all,
I am new to LIGGGHTS and to the LINUX OS. I have been following the installation tutorial for fedora. When I follow this part of the tutorial:
+ in the /src directory, type "make clean-all", then "make fedora"
I get:

Hi Chris,

I tried to reconstruct the CFD results of "twoSpheresGlowinskiMPI" case, however it seems not possible right now, due to the refined mesh generated during the run.

So i thought run the case with only 1 core will solve this issue, but with dataExchangeModel twoWayMPI the solver does not allow running on single core, even I changed the

mpirun -np $nrProcs $debugMode $solverName -parallel 2>&1 | tee -a $logpath/$logfileName

to

$solverName > $logpath/$logfileName

I need to know is there any command or tactic/solution for adding stress (psi) to the one surface/edge of a simulation domain (box) which is poured by particles?
I have attached a picture that can help you to understand me.

Thank you for your help in advance,

Sincerely,
Rasoul

Hello,
I want to simulate the flow of lubrication oil in bearings using the SPH-Method.

So I need an inner and outer ring that rotate around the origin(0,0,0) in opposite direction and several rolling elements that rotate around their own axis. And at the same time I need a rotation gravity vector, that rotates with the same angular velocity as the outer ring, using the gravity gradient command.

Hi,
I want to use periodic boundaries in order to minimize simulation time. But I don't know how to get things done correctly.

I'm trying to set up a volume of particles, then move the particle with ID 1 to a position above the volume, change it's diameter and density, and let it drop. Problem is it disappears.

I make the volume separately (create.txt), and then in the main file that (drop.txt) that file is read in and I use the following:


...
run 10

set atom 1 x 0 y 0 z 0 vx 0 vy 0 vz 0
set atom 1 diameter 0.03
set atom 1 density 4865

run 60000

Can I define a column other than the sphere in the public domain of LIGGGHTS? If yes, how? Is the multisphere function for complex geometry available in LIGGGHTS?

Hi

I asm quite novel to LIGGGHTS and I created my first simulation. I only selected to create 500 particles with radius 10 mm.

I get this error when running the simulaiton : Error too many atoms sorting bins

cheers
michele