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Hi everyone

I am trying to compile LIGGGHTS-3.5.0 in cluster with following configuration:

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Dear all,
I modified the twoSpheresGlowonskiMPI Tutorial for the cfdemSolverIB such that the inlet and outlet are not fixed walls but patches with fixed velocity and fixed pressure, respectively. The two particles are inserted with flow velocity and move towards the outlet until the first particle is about to leave the region and be deleted. Then the error message below occurs.
I attached the case and would be very happy about any suggestions on how to fix this.

Thank you,
Tony

Hi,
I want to generate a compressed runtime log file. If I would have run say cfdemSolverPiso, then I could do something like
cfdemSolverPiso 2>&1 | gzip > log.gz

I was wondering how can modify the parCFDDEMrun.sh script, partly shown below to the same thing:
#- call function to run a parallel CFD-DEM case
parCFDDEMrun $logpath $logfileName $casePath $headerText $solverName $nrProcs $machineFileName $debugMode

Thanks!
Ali

Hallo everyone,

I just started to use the cfdemSolverIB and I'm interested in the comparison between cfdemSolverPiso and cfdemSolverIB regarding the computational effort? When I apply the momentum exchange model ShirgaonkarIB, the computational time increases dramatically. Why is the momentum exchange as slow compared to e.g. KochHilldrag?

Thanks.

Johannes

Hi everyone,

When I run the attached case (5200 CFD cells and 90000 DEM particles) in 12 processors for a day (around 1 second in simulation), it always exceeds the memory limitation, which is 45 G and should be sufficiently large.

I tried to change the neighbor and neigh_modify settings but it didn't work. I cannot figure out why the case consumes such a large memory.

Please could anyone help to identify the reason or let me know if I made any mistakes.

Liggghts files are attached.

Thanks!

Jason

Hello,

I have just installed lights and am working through the tutorial document provided by Chris Stoltz. I was able to download and the tutorial and have double checked with the manual and can't find the error. The error revoles around the particle insertion. Below is the echo, and my code, my code is a copy of the code provided in the tutorials manual.

Any help on this would be much appreciated.

My code:
# Particle Insertion

Hi CFDEM folks and developers,

I have been playing around the fictitious domain method (FDM) to calculate the drag on a spherical particle for some time. It seems that there is a accuracy issue in terms of the drag calculation even with very fine mesh (error up to 30%).

A bench-marking test was performed to simulate the settling velocity of a single spherical particle falling freely in water. The simulation conditions are:

Hello, This is the firts time I write here, I am starting to work with CFDEM and I am trying to figure out the best way (the most accurate and optimized) to set up my simulation. I am trying to set up a dense system of particles and an inlet for fluid injection from a side.
I am using the run/tutorials/cfdemSolverIB/twoSpheresGlowinskiMPI/CFD/contant as reference for this case (I want to have the fluid behaviour as well as the particles/particles interactions). I am using cfdemSolverIB solver.

Hi Joself and Alice,

I believe I have gone through this forum carefully before asking this question. My modeling is in CGS unit. The major problem is now the CGS unit in the controldict file. I found in CFDEM/.../etc the file controldict_cgs_3.0.x but in fact this file does not contain the CGSCoeffs. Only SI and USCSC are seen here. Can you clarify whether this file will work if I copy it and replace the one in OpenFOAM/.../etc ? And can you provide the CGSCoeffs ? I dont think the controldict will work for CGS case without adding CGSCoeffts on it.

Thank you,