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coupling force

Submitted by tju_coastlab_mq on Thu, 11/06/2014 - 18:41

Hi everyone,

After using CFDEMcoupling for a while,
i'm curious
whether the DEMforce_ passed to DEM is added to particles (for pure DEM collision calculation) for only one DEM step or all steps during coupling interval (with the same value)?

best regards,
Mq

Problems with compilation

Submitted by APerez on Wed, 10/29/2014 - 20:04

Hello everybody,

I'm not an experienced user with Ubuntu nor any related OS. Even though, I've been able to successfully install OpenFOAM 2.3.x with ThirdParty 2.3.x in my laptop (OS Ubuntu 14.04 LTS) and I've been trying to install LIGGGHTS & CFDEM, unsucessfully. I've been following the guide that's available in this website.

I'm quite sure that the OF installation process went fine because any error has been displayed so far and I was able to do a tutorial. The problem appears when I try to compile both programs (LIGGGHTS & CFDEM).

turbulence model treatment in CFDEM

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Submitted by Riccardo Maione on Tue, 10/28/2014 - 17:27

Hello All,

I am writing a code for compressible CFDEM, and now I am on the turbulence part, normally voidfraction is accounted for even in turbulence equations (for example in the k-epsilon equation) but clearly openFoam does not. So my question is do cfdem solvers account for the void fraction correction or not?

thanks as always for your help and patience,

Error while running 2 tutorials (packedbedtemp & twospheresglowinski)

Submitted by almonds22 on Fri, 10/24/2014 - 08:01

Hi !!

I successfully ran two tutorial cases (erguntestMPI and settlingtestmpi); the coupling works flawlessly!! However, I encountered the following errors when I ran the packedbedtemp and twospheresglowinski tutorial:

For the cfdemsolverpisoscalar - packedbedtemp:

CFDEM 2.7.1 compilation failure

Submitted by c.blyton on Wed, 10/15/2014 - 21:26

Hi,

I have been trying to compile CFDEM 2.7.1 on my Ubuntu 12.04 machine.

I have successfully installed OpenFoam 2.3.x, demonstrated by running the tutorial cavity. I have also successfully installed Liggghts 3.0.3, demonstrated by running the tutorial conveyor. Liggghts was installed with the cfdemCompLIG command to compile as a library. Prior to this I ran cfdemSysTest command which produced the following results:

cfdemSysTest -command not found!

Submitted by almonds22 on Mon, 10/13/2014 - 12:45

Hi All,

I went through the CFDEM coupling pdf guide, and I followed the instructions in an attempt to compile LIGGGHTS(R) and CFDEM(R) compiling. However, prior to that the "cfdemSysTest" command didn't work, instead the following message pops up:

If 'cfdemSysTest' is not a typo you can run the following command to lookup the package that contains the binary:
command-not-found cfdemSysTest
-bash: cfdemSysTest: command not found

I have OpenFoam 2.3.x. installed, and the latest cfdem package straight from github.

The simulation of sediment transport with CFDEM

Submitted by elham.nasiri on Fri, 10/10/2014 - 15:36

Hello Dear users
Good time.
I am a new user of CFDEM project. I am going to use CFDEM for simulation of sediment transport.
I have some questions. Please help me.

- What is the CFDEM solver for simulation of sediment transport?
- Can I use one of the exiting examples in CFDEM tutorial and change it?
- How do I mesh in CFD and DEM sections? Does the site contain particles is defined and mesh is given in CFD section? OR does the site contain fluid is defined and mesh is given in DEM section?
- How do I select the number of particles in DEM?

new solver solid reaction

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Submitted by Riccardo Maione on Fri, 10/03/2014 - 10:04

Hello all,

I am trying to write a new solver to include solid reaction, so I wrote a new force model by changing the model for convection and I modified the solver cfdemPisoScalar to include 3 species, the effect the thermal diffusivity change in the temperature scalar equation, and a rotating frame of reference. here the equations

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