CFDEM®coupling - User Forum

means that the CFD calculation based on the fixed DEM data field? Is it right?

I want to simulate the one-way coupling CFD-DEM simulation based on fixed CFD data field, so is there any way to achieve it?
(I already considered using LIGGGHTS only, but the proper implementation of drag force is not available.)

Thanks.

Hello!

First of all, I'm real CFD, DEM and Linux newbie.

But I got it to install OPENFOAM 3.0.1 with Paraview 4.4.0, LIGGGHTS 3.3.1 and CFDEM-coupling 3.0.1 on Ubuntu 16.04 (64 bit).
When I start a new terminal, I allways get this error message:

using CFDEM_ADD_LIBS_NAME=additionalLibs_3.0.1 .
!!! ERROR !!!: CFDEM_ADD_LIBS_DIR/CFDEM_ADD_LIBS_NAME=/home/denis/CFDEM/CFDEMcoupling-PUBLIC-3.0.1/src/lagrangian/cfdemParticle/etc/additionalLibs_3.0.1 does not exist.

Dear all,

We know that the unresolved CFD-DEM is applicable if the particle size is much smaller than the mesh cell size. However I'm not sure about the mesh cell size used in the following CFDEM's case studies shown here: http://www.cfdem.com/4-way-unresolved-cfd-dem

Dear all,
I am simulating the movment of two multi_sphere particles. my simulation run successfully but after I reinstalled CFDEM again, It does not work for my case and this error happens after finishing some time step. ( I did not change any thing atall)

Hello everyone,

I want to simulate particle settling in liquid and have doubt on which approach (resolved or unresolved) to use for following case ?

Particle diameter = d
Mesh height near to wall = h_w
Mesh height far from the wall = h_b

These parameters has following relation: h_w < d < h_b (i.e. Mesh height near the wall is smaller than particle diameter and Mesh height far from the wall is larger than particle diameter).

Hi, all-

In the tutorial case for cfdemSolverIB, we need to define phiIB in 0/ folder. I am wondering how we should define phiIB, e.g., corresponding to constant velocity boundary or constant pressure boundary.

Many thanks in advance!

Zhuang

Hi all,
I've just started using Ubuntu, and I'm finding it difficult to follow the procedure for installing liggghts, can anyone please guide me through the procedure involved in the installation of liggghts?
Thank you.

Hi all,

I am using unresolved CFDEM method with pisoFoam solver for a simulation containing a porosity (cellZones, DarcyForchheimer). For the wall of the porosity I am using hertz contact model and the colloid package included by wall/region command.

During simulation when the first particle (pair_style: hertz) reaches the wall of the porosity I get an error and I can't figure out why. Maybe someone could give me a hint.

ERROR on proc 1: Internal error (../tri_mesh_I.h:109)

Thanks and regards, Laura

Hi all,

Regarding the CFDEM program, I've studied the governing equations behind the unresolved vs. resolved CFD-DEM.

As we're all aware, the unresolved CFD-DEM method is applicable only if the DEM particle size is significantly smaller than the CFD cell size.

However, I was wondering...could we use the unresolved CFD-DEM if the DEM particle size is significantly larger than the CFD cell size?? Will that cause any convergence issues ? Will that affect the accuracy of the results? Can we get the same realistic results ?

Hello everyone,

I am simulating a simple case of particle flow in horizontal pipe with fluid as continuum phase. Now considering two cases:

Case 1: Fluid density = 100 kg/m3
Case 2: Fluid density = 900 kg/m3

All other parameters are same in both the cases. I am able to run the Case 1; but while running Case 2, particles are disappearing from the pipe after a certain distance from the inlet factory (as shown in the Case2.gif).