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Discussion: Implementation of tangential spring in pair_style gran/hooke

Submitted by Yansan on Mon, 11/08/2010 - 17:28

Hi all,
I think there are some problems with the implementation of the tangential spring in the pair_style gran/hooke, especially for soft particles where the overlap between the particles gets high.
So far the relative rotational velocities between 2 particles are calculated by using the radius of the particles:


wr1 = (radi*omega[i][0] + radj*omega[j][0]) * rinv;

The force application point for the tangential forces also lies on the radius of the particles:

torque[i][0] -= radi*tor1;

ERROR: Length not sufficient for variable youngsModulus

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Submitted by JF on Fri, 11/05/2010 - 12:45

Hi all,

I have this small error when I run my simulation :

85589 atoms
82223 atoms in group A
3366 atoms in group B
ERROR: Length not sufficient for variable youngsModulus

Do you know thir error ? How can I resolve this error ?

For information, if there is only one group of atoms (i.e., 85589 atoms in group A), the simulation runs.

Regards
JF

Ps: the Youg's modulus is defined for all groups (i.e., fix m1 all property/global youngsModulus peratomtype 1.e5)

scales

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Submitted by raguelmoon on Thu, 11/04/2010 - 11:36

Hi,
Why I can not find same scales of mesh object in LIGGGHTS when I import it made in Maya? I created mesh in cm in Maya and export it in STL. Then import the same in LIGGGHTS but it doesn't show the same scales of hight and diameter as that of Maya's. I have to rescale the object in LIGGGHTS for required scales. It takes a lot of time. Furthermore, height-diameter ratio will not remain same when it was in Maya.
Thanks,
Ram

Load a neighbor list via a text file

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Submitted by JF on Tue, 11/02/2010 - 15:03

Hi all,

I have the objective to modify the neighbor class in order to load a neighbor list via a text file. I need your opinion to do this in compliance with the previous developments in LIGGGHTS. The interest is to extend LIGGGHTS to perform lattice beam simulations.

Therefore:
I am thinking to add a new style : enum{NSQ,BIN,MULTI,TXT} in the files : neighbor.cpp and neigh_list.cpp

I am thinking to add a new request: int latthistory in the file neigh_request.cpp

balls initially touching walls

Submitted by marketos on Mon, 11/01/2010 - 16:31

Hi,

I am creating spheres so that they initially intersect with walls. I get the following message

WARNING: Dangerous build in triangle neighbor list.

What is the consequence of this? I am getting a memory error I don't understand and I wonder if this is the reason...

Thanks for all the help,
George

Quarter periodic boundary conditions

Submitted by Yansan on Mon, 11/01/2010 - 11:47

Hi all,

I want to simulate a granular flow in a shear cell. Therefore I have a axis-symmetric geometry. To save computing time I want to simulate only a quarter of the ringshaped geometry by using quarter periodic boundary conditions in angular direction. Is there a possibility to use such a boundary condition in the current build?

Thanks
Yansan

alternate cycle

Submitted by xinze_l on Thu, 10/28/2010 - 17:58

question:

fix 1
run 1000 upto

unfix 1
fix 2
run 2000 upto

unfix 2
fix 1
run 3000 upto

unfix 1
fix 2
run 4000 upto

unfix 2
fix 1
run 5000 upto

repeat ..

I want to know what command or skills may use for the alternate cycle as above example. Welcome any suggestion or advise.

thank you in advance.

best regards,
xinze

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