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set and fix multisphere error

Submitted by hamedhoori on Wed, 03/25/2020 - 20:50

Hi, I'm trying to run a case on cfdem, the liggghts simulation runs with a reading a restart file written by another script and now that I run the case it gives me the error below, while there is no set command in the liggghts script.

Executing command: 'set region total property/atom 600.000000 '
set region total property/atom 600.000000
ERROR: Set command may not be used together with fix multisphere (../set.cpp:113)

Liggghts multisphere error

Submitted by hamedhoori on Tue, 03/24/2020 - 11:59

Hi, I'm trying to do a cfdem simulation, I try to read a restart file with a liggghts script that contains multi sphere data generated by another script. when compiling the second liggghts script I face an error, incompatibility of fix and set command in multi sphere script. after reading the multi sphere restriction I deleted the heat transfer commands (set command included) and now another error with fix gravity shows up. I read the fix and fix multi sphere command description but I don't know why I get this error? I'll be grateful if anyone has an idea. thanks in advance

elliptical motion of body in LIGGGHTS

Submitted by rahulsoni on Fri, 03/20/2020 - 07:57

I have gone through the move/mesh command, it gives the option for linear, wiggle, riggle, viblin and vibrot type of mesh motions. However, I want to achieve the elliptical type motion of the body. It is for the simulation of industrial screens. So, it is like there is an inclined meshed screen. The screen should move in the elliptical path without rotation or changing the angle (as shown in the attached figure).

How is it possible to achieve in LIGGGHTS? Someone, please help.

Does the coarse-grained model in current Liggghts exist or NOT?

Submitted by Donald Trump on Mon, 03/02/2020 - 13:41

I've had some questions about applying coarse-grain models in LIGGGHTS public version. I would like to put a self-defined coarse grain ratio into the formula in the code. When I checked the normal contact and force model in the code, I happened to notice that there are serval keywords related to the coarse-grained model, such as:
class Force : protected Pointers {
friend class Coarsegraining;

Installing LIGGGHTS with intel MPI

Submitted by tjleps on Fri, 02/28/2020 - 01:39

I'm trying to install LIGGGHTS using intel compilers. I get an error that a simple MPI program cannot be compiled while using $make auto. After manually entering the include and lib paths in Makefile.user, I still get the same error. I tried compiling with $make mpi and just replacing mpic++ with mpiicpc in Makefile.mpi, which worked. While this workaround works, it would be nice to figure out what's going on with make auto. Does anybody have any ideas as to what's going on?

Got problems running lpp.py to save dump files as VTK files

Submitted by Roesch on Thu, 02/27/2020 - 10:04

Hey everyone,

I'm using DEM for the first time and I have some troubles using the lpp/pizza postprocessing package.

when I'm running the lpp.py script in my post directory where the dumo files are located I get following error:

"python lpp.py
File "lpp.py", line 45
raise ValueError "Invalid or no argument given for chunksize"
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax"

Is it a problem becaus of python2 and 3? Or what is the main issue I'm facing here?

Drop CAD under gravity

Submitted by bchang5 on Mon, 02/24/2020 - 20:44

Hi all,

Is it possible to drop a CAD file under the action of gravity? For example, I would like to drop a sphere CAD file into a bed of particles. I would like to see the depth at which the sphere stops moving.

I looked at the "movecad" command, but it seems like it is actively driving the CAD file with set kinematic parameters. But I want my CAD to start from rest, fall into bed of particles, and stop naturally by the action of the particles resisting. Is this possible?

Best,
Brian

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