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Nested if statement

Submitted by SHUBHAM AGARWAL on Wed, 12/30/2020 - 12:56

Hello
I am a new user of LIGGGHTS-flexible fiber version. My problem is similar to the shear tutorial. Its different in a sense that in my case I intend to make cross-linked fiber bonds. In order to avoid 'bond loss error', I am using a kinetic energy (KE) based logic, i.e if KE of all atoms is less than a certain thresold, we form the cross-links, otherwise NOT.
Following is the logical statement I am using:

Clarification regarding "bond/create/gran" command

Submitted by SHUBHAM AGARWAL on Mon, 12/28/2020 - 09:09

Hello
I am using LIGGGHTS-flexible fiber version. I have a minor question regarding "bond/create/gran" to create granular bonds.
In one of the tutorial the syntax of the above command is as follows:
fix bondcr web bond/create/gran 1 1 1 ${bond_skin_web} 1 6 #every itype jtype cutoff btype newperts

I just wanted to understand the meaning of the last entry (newperts=6)

Thanks

Mesh Geometry removal

Submitted by SHUBHAM AGARWAL on Thu, 12/24/2020 - 20:58

Hi
I am currently using liggghts-flexible fiber version. My question is related to the shear_box tutorial for the same.
Similar to the above tutorial, I first deposit fibers in a confined volume, then compress the fibers from above. For the wall geometry, I am using the .stl files. Once the assembly is fully compressed, I create bonds between the fibers. So, we now have a cross-linked fiber network.

Set temperature boundary condition

Submitted by Brian on Wed, 12/23/2020 - 22:13

liggghts tutorial "heatTransfer_1" set the temperature using the following codes defined to assign 800 degree to the particles at the right half packing.
see the official web: https://www.cfdem.com/heat-transfer

#set particle temperature for half the bed
region halfbed block 0 INF INF INF INF INF units box
set region halfbed property/atom Temp 800.

multi-core modeling

Submitted by June on Wed, 12/23/2020 - 02:27

Dear LIGGGHTS users,

I tried to insert particles into a cubic simulation box with periodic boundary conditions. The particle sizes vary considerably (Dmax/Dmin=80, D: particle diameter). It is OK to construct the initial packing structure with a core, but when the number of particles become very large and need to use multiple cores, some domains are only filled with large particle with no small particles. I have used "communicate multi" and "neighbor multi" command.

Could you please tell me how to solve this problem?
Any help will really be appreciated.

write_dump of gzipped file hangs simulation when running on several nodes

Submitted by iluvatar on Sun, 12/20/2020 - 04:24

Hello,
(Edit : Moved to liggghts users forum)
My simulations have been hanging when running them on several nodes. They work fine in a single node with several cpus. I was able to get a Minimal Working Example based on the packing example. Just by adding a single line
write_dump all custom out/dump_initial.gz id

sub-domain definition

Submitted by June on Mon, 12/14/2020 - 10:07

Dear LIGGGHTS users and developers,

I am trying to create an intial packing strucutre of three different size particles: 1, 10, 50. The numbers of particles are 100 (D=1), 10 (D=10), 3(D=50) and the initial volume fraction is 0.15. I have tried two insert command:

1. fix ins all insert/pack seed 32452867 distributiontemplate pdd1 vel contant 0.0 0.0 0.0 insert_every once overlapcheck yes all_in yes
particles_in_region 113 region bc

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