Why turbulence->divDevReff(U) term is commented in cfdemSolverPiso?
Can anybody give me some idea about this?
Thank you so much!
Detian
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Can anybody give me some idea about this?
Thank you so much!
Detian
problem solved
Thank you
Hi,
I tried to go through most of the forum topics but was unsuccessful in launching tutorial cases (fillCylinder and even cfdemTestTUT). Finally could not fix them. I think LIGGGHTS works perfectly fine but problem might be coupling with OpenFOAM
I had no errors in compiling CFDEM.
I attached two .txt files to this post, please have a look and help me out of this.
Thank you.
Hey guys,
I try to simulate a channel with a lot of particles. The simulation runs without any errors, but the particles run off while arriving the wall.
Is there a command which preserves the particles on walls ?
Thank you
EDIT:
I found something in the forum that the youngsModulus has to be high enough and the timestep should be low.
Hi all,
I am currently using CFDEM2.7.1 with LIGGGHTS 3.0.7. I want to try with higher version CFDEM2.9.0 coupled with LIGGGHTS 3.1.0 or LIGGGHTS 3.2.0. How can I do compiling the new version CFDEM2.9.0 without any influence on my current CFDEM2.7.1. In other words, I would like to keep both versions of CFDEM work in parallel on the same computer. I think modifying variables can enable this. Any hint, please.
Thank you,
Regards,
Hey guys,
I try to simulate with cfdemSolverPiso. If I start the "Allrun.sh" file the simulation runs, but doesn't create a controlDict.foam file to watch in paraview.
I think the problem is, that while finalizing the process there is following error message on screen (there's no postProcessing folder created):
*** error: could not open "../postProcessing/probes/0/p" ...
Does somebody knows how/where to fix it ??
Idea's would be great.
Thanks for your help :)
Dear CFDEM developers,
I am new to the CFD-DEM coupling, and doing a simulation of fluid flush on big particles. The big particles are modeled with overlapping spheres method in LIGGGHTS. The problem for the CFD-DEM coupling is: due to the overlapping volume of spheres, the sum volume of all spheres is about 200% - 300% of original particles, therefore in CFD model the void fraction of fluid is extremely low - e.g. 0.1, and the simulation blows up in few seconds.
Hello everyone,
I have just recently installed the latest version of CFDEM, Liggghts and OpenFoam 2.3.x. The installation run very smoothly but when I tried to run the tutorial examples I get some errors .
Just to know, with the previous CFDEM version I didn’t get these errors.
I think the error started with the following statements (for ErgunTestMPI exampe ) :
Dear CFDEM forumers,
Recently, I am trying to simulate a case with sediment transport, before the simulation, I tried a case to see whether the force, velocity and position are right for a single particle, there is a very stranger thing that, the coupling interval will affect the velocity.
Hi everyone,
recently there were some posts concerning the compatibility with the latest OF.
Finally I had time to take a look at the compilation issues.
The following changes in some options files should get the compilation, although some warnings remain.
This is a workaround until it gets released.
In applications/solvers/cfdemSolverPiso/Make/options and cfdemSolverPisoScalar/Make/options add the following lines:
In EXE_INC =
-I$(LIB_SRC)/meshTools/lnInclude
In EXE_LIBS =
-lmeshTools