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lattice scale argument !

Submitted by yaman on Wed, 10/19/2011 - 16:41

hallo ,
i am running simulation of a cube ,,
so i want to devide it with special number of lattices ,, but since that number is not big ,, i get so less particles ,
which let particles in flow domain ,,get through the wall boundary !! which is catastrophic mater !!!!:(
i tried to define the boundayr as a waal with wall/reflect ,, it didnt work although i satisfied the condition ( not periodic boundayr condition )

Failure message after the calculation has already worked

Submitted by AignerM on Tue, 10/18/2011 - 19:38

Hy @ all,
today I tried out a new Ligghts-simulation. There were no problems at the beginning of the simulation, but suddenly the following error message occured and the simulation stopped:
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23000 14880 2.2231925e-05 7.6922864e-06 0.09
24000 14880 2.7485182e-05 7.5921738e-06 0.09
25000 14880 3.1203901e-05 7.4077441e-06 0.09

Displaying Time issues

Submitted by Tamoghna on Tue, 10/18/2011 - 10:31

Hi!

I have two issues,
1, my simulation is somehow crashing when I leave it overnight, so is there a way to output the real time after each calculation? I would prefer it to elapsed cpu time.
2. After restarting the simulations, the loop time shown is for the steps after restarting, is there a way to to get the total simulation time including that of previous restart?

Regards,

Compute the positon of a wall

Submitted by J_Wang on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 00:43

Hi everyone,

I'm now currently doing some force controlled test by LIGGGHTS via the if then else, next and jump commands. I can control the force of a wall by the displacement of the wall in some loops. But how can know the exact displacement from its initial defined position? It is difficult to track the loops to know the displacement by calculating the time step and its velocity because in my script the wall may move up and down by conditions. Are there any commands available to output a position of a wall after the condition reached in a loop?

Thank you.

Best

contact_history:contacthistory BUG?

Submitted by Yansan on Thu, 10/13/2011 - 13:49

Hi everybody,

I found the following error message in liggghts version 1.4.5 as well in 1.4.4. I run a case with 209301 particles and 3 particle types on 8 cores (error message doesnt seem to depend on the number of cores). As pair style I use gran/hooke/history/stiffness 0 0. After setting up the case I get the following error:

IGGGHTS 1.4.5 based on lammps-10Mar10
Reading data file ...
orthogonal box = (-0.111 -0.111 0) to (0.111 0.111 0.039)
2 by 4 by 1 processor grid
209301 atoms
18118 atoms in group boundary
179086 atoms in group particle
Setting up run ...

"Temperature defined in fix wall/gran command is overruled by specifications in fix mesh/gran command"

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Submitted by msbentley on Thu, 10/13/2011 - 12:58

Hi all,

I just wanted to check the meaning of the message:

"Temperature defined in fix wall/gran command is overruled by specifications in fix mesh/gran command"

SPH and walls

Submitted by moritzhoefert on Wed, 10/12/2011 - 22:02

Hello all,

what is the best way of incorporating walls into SPH simulations? I have tried three options (see attachment to this post):

1. hybrid pair style. somehow pair_hybrid seems to be incompatible with sph... probably because of the way how pair_hybrid determines the number of sub styles.
2. union of primitives. A particle penetrated into the wall. Lowering the time step by an order of magnitude did not help
3. mesh/tet and wall/region/sph. Apparently there are some implementations missing: ERROR: RegTetMesh::surface_interior()This feature is not available for tet mesh regions

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