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ERROR on proc 0: Too many neighbor bins

Submitted by Jim on Fri, 03/18/2022 - 12:14

Hello all,

I am trying to simulate flow of particles from a hopper/silo. I keep getting the error stating that there's too many neighbor bins. I have look through a few forums and cant seem to find the solution.

I have set my neighbor bin size to 0.0029, which is 2 times the largest radius of my particles( 2*r_max). I have tried changing the young modulus of particles but still get the same error.

Simultion prematurely ending

Submitted by Mishal on Tue, 03/08/2022 - 20:26

Hi Guys

Please refer to the attached input script.
The first 63 lines define the attributes of the simulation thereafter the rest of the input file just consists of moving the mesh based on results I attained from my Matlab simulations. The simulation runs for only about 0.589 seconds, however the full simulation should be 30 seconds.

If I remove all the movement of the mesh the simulation time runs without giving any issues.
The below is the last part of the terminal output.

rotate/variable does not exist

Submitted by Mishal on Mon, 02/28/2022 - 18:49

Hi Guys

I am trying to use the rotate/variable command as per the below implementation.

fix move2 all move/mesh mesh cad rotate/variable origin 0. 0. 0. axis 1. 0. 0. omega 1

I get the following error when trying to execute my code.

ERROR: Variable name 1 for fix move/mesh rotate/variable does not exist (../mesh_mover_rotation.cpp:174)
(../mesh_mover_rotation.cpp:174)

Can someone please assist with the issue at hand?

Edinburgh contact stiffnesses

Submitted by kees_bulk on Fri, 02/25/2022 - 13:33

Hi,

I am working with the EEPA/Edinburgh contact model and due to the lack of doc something is unclear to me.

There are two input stiffnesses called CoeffAdhesionStiffness and UnloadingStiffness. I was unable to exactly determine what the value of the CoeffAdhesionStiffness (kn2kc) should be as it is not used the same way in the original work by Morrissey. In the code it is used to multiply with the loading stiffness to get the adhesion stiffness:

k_adh = kn2kc[itype][jtype] * kn

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