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Problem in tutorials run

Submitted by shahab.zaman on Fri, 04/06/2018 - 14:03

I am newer of CFDEM, there is a mistake when I run Tutorials. I always get this line:
rm: cannot remove '/home/administrator/CFDEM/administrator-PUBLIC-5.0/run/fillCylinder/CFD/0.*': No such file or directory

and that is the whole running process:
mesh was built before - using old mesh

// run_liggghts_fillCylinder_DEM //

/home/administrator/CFDEM/administrator-PUBLIC-5.0/run/fillCylinder/DEM

Momentum coupling

Submitted by vinaym on Thu, 04/05/2018 - 14:11

I am confused about the momentum coupling options in CFDEM viz implicit/explicit. Following are my questions.

1. what is TotalForceImp displayed in the cfdem log
is this done implicitly? sum(mesh.V()*Ksl.internalField()*(Us.internalField()-U.internalField()));

I ask this because of the next question.

2. On CFD side I have momCoupleModels selected as implicitCouple

While on DEM side for the resume file, I have: fix cfd2 all couple/cfd/force
How is the force calculated in this case? is it done explicitly?

The parameters in the CFDEM coupling

Submitted by AlexStan on Fri, 03/30/2018 - 06:02

Hello Everyone,

I am a new user using the CFDEM. I am trying to use the heat transfer functions and have started with one of the tutorials (packedBedTemp). I can see that there are two main folders, DEM and CFD. In the DEM, there are also two input files: 1. in.liggghts_init and 2. in.liggghts_run. Besides, there are a few folders in the CFD folder, which I believe are the fluid properties. So, I have the following questions:

1. What is the difference between the files in the DEM folder? (the above 1 and 2 numbers).

neighbor command

Submitted by kalei on Thu, 03/29/2018 - 17:23

Hallo,
I am simulating cfdem particle flow in a highly diluted fluid particle system. Particle sizes are in the range of 100µm, expected particle velocities on the scale of 100m/s. I have a question on the neighbor definition.
Currently I am using the following neighbor definition:
neighbor 1e-3 bin
When I decrease the value to 1e-4 it significantly slows down my simulation.
How can I estimate the proper choice for the neighbor definition?
Best
kalei

Problem with the insertion of particles and servo command

Submitted by federicogaspar@... on Mon, 03/26/2018 - 20:07

Hi all, I am trying to set up a simulation where particles are inserted in an extreme of a rectangular pipe. I have inserted them either with constant and gaussian velocity but when I visualize the results some of them start their motion with an extremely high velocity.

From the other hand I have been struggling trying to put a movile surface that compress the particles (along the z axis). So far, I have found that I should use servo command, but when I add to the DEM file the folowing instruction:

Best setting for "processors command px py pz" in HPC

Submitted by limone on Mon, 03/26/2018 - 11:25

Dear All,

I have a couple of questions about the "processors command px py pz" (http://lammps.sandia.gov/doc/processors.html).
I am running a CFDEM simulation of a fluidized bed with HPC and I am trying to understand which could be the best set up for the processors.

How to exert radial velocity for a circular boundary in CFD-0-U file?

Submitted by Rachel on Sat, 03/24/2018 - 08:40

Dear all,

When I use the CFD package in the coupling simulation, in the initial conditions of velocity, i.e. CFD-0-U, I found all the three velocity of fluid must be set in three direction (x,y,z). However, when I have a circular boundary condition, the initial velocity of fluid should be always in the radial direction. This cannot be realized just using that in x, y and z directions. My question is: is there any possibility that we exert the radial velocity boundary conditions for a circular fluid boundary? Many thanks.

Regards,
Rachel

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