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I have set up a model box to study the stress magnitude of soil particles in
shield tunneling, and the lining segment is compo
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I am trying this string of code and it has been successfully inserted
into my code. Now I have a problem. I only read the stress size of the
partic
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Sticky can be understood as cohesion. Cohesion refers to the mutual
attraction between adjacent parts of the same material. This mutual
attraction is the expression of molecular force
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Hello, I need to set up some sticky particles and I found that the introduction
of JCFpmMat is "Possibly jointed, cohesive frictional material, for use with
other JCFpm classes". Can it set the viscosity of the
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>ArgumentError: Python argument types in
>None.None(Body, int)
>did not match C++ signature:
>None(yade::Body {lvalue}, boost::shared_ptr)
Yes, that's the error, I don'
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Sorry, I know why my published code always has indentation errors.
The code is as follows (it should work this time):
#Material constants(1)
Density1 = 1836
FrictionAngle1 = 5
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>It says, that O.bodies[arg] expects "arg" to be int, but actually it is Body.
>To solve it, put arg.id (Body.id as int)
I try to output b The type of id is found to
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>'Omega' object has no attribute 'bodise'?
What's the meaning of this? Does "Omega" here refer to the Greek letter
Ω? What I add to the list is the particle ID (shuzu.
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So how can I fix this?I'm not quite sure how to fix it.
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shuzu=[]
circleRadius=2
circleCenter = Vector3(0.05,15,6)
for b in O.bodies:
d = (b.state.pos - circleCenter).norm()
if d < circleRadius:
shuzu.append(b.id)
def printI
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shuzu.append（？ ) means I'm not quite sure what to fill in () to add the
particles themselves to the list. Or I add the id of the particle to the
list, body.mat = Mat2 in the position
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I know what you mean. But while I'm using this code, I don't know how to call
the grain itself. The relevant code is as follows (not all of it):
shuzu=[]
circleRadius=2
circleCenter
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#Material constants(1)
Density1 = 1836
FrictionAngle1 = 5
PoissonRatio1 = 0.4
Young1 = 1e8
Damp = 0.5
AvgRadius1 = 0.05
N_particles = 1
#Wall constants
WDensity = 0
WFrictionAngle
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Imagine that I am in a two-dimensional simulation box full of particles, and
their materials are set, and the Young's modulus is also set, and we all know
that the size of the Young's modulus affects the size of
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I just need to set up groundwater in nature and use water to fill the
gap between the particles, just like the soil, the soil particles are
fil
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Suppose I add particles in the range ((0,0,0),(2,3,4)), how do I
generate water to reach a height of 2m?
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Since makeCloud is not completely symmetrical, is there a way to
generate particles as symmetrically as possible? If makeCloud is not
symmetrical, then every simulation result will have
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The code is as follows：
#Material constants(1)
Density1 = 1836
FrictionAngle1 = 5
PoissonRatio1 = 0.4
Young1 = 1e8
Damp =
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Hello, I completed a left-right symmetrical simulation, adding walls to the
left, right, and bottom, and changing the default Young's modulus (1e9).
According to the real situation, the symmetric simulation, its
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I get it. If I need to achieve uniform loads, then I have to apply a
concentration force to multiple particles. So how is the magnitude of
the force determined?Is it done by (1,0,0
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>what does "range of applied force" mean? force varying in time?
No, I mean I only apply force in the designated area (other than gravity) and
the rest of the area uses
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Hello.
Imagine a model box filled with particles and piled up under the action of
gravity. Then I remove some particles from the particles and apply gravity
again, which is, the stress of these particles will
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Sorry, I didn't respond in time.
I think both of the lines you mentioned will solve my problem. However I
think the method mentioned in [5] is more suitable. [5] Can
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Now I need to apply uniform load in the simulation. I have two ideas: the first
is to generate some particles and then give them weight, but this involves a
material, but I can't find it; The second is to apply
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Thank you, my problem solved
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Thanks Janek Kozicki, that solved my question.
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When I install yade on a new computer, I enter sudo apt-get install yade in the
terminal, it will report an error and show that the package cannot be located,
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#Material constants(1)
Density1 = 1836
FrictionAngle1 = 5
PoissonRatio1 = 0.4
Young1 = 5e8
Damp = 0.5
AvgRadius1 = 0
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Now I need to simulate a box with a height of 30m, and the particles at the
bottom 15m and the upper 15m need to use different materials. At present, I use
the following code to complete it, but it seems to be
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I use my code to simulate ground settlement. When I use the default
material, the result is in line with the law of gro
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Before I added the granular material (using the default material), the
simulation worked well and the results were in line with the actual law, but
when I added the material, the result was wrong, was my method of
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So as long as the Young's modulus is set, the stiffness is actually set.
So how to find the Young's modulus according to the required stiffness,
can I use the formula to calculate
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Do you mean to set the stiffness indirectly by setting the Young's
modulus? Is it only necessary to set the Young's modulus to complete the
stiffness setting?
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I need a material that has friction, but is non-sticky, and can set the
stiffness. FrictMat most likely met my request. In [1], kn can set the
stiffness, but in [2] it means that the stiffness cannot be set in
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Now there's a question, when does the simulation stop the second time I
run the code after disabling PyRunner? Checkunbalanced() has been
disabled at this point.
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Do you mean to disable checkunbalanced() before the second run and do not use
this function again?
How can I disable it?
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Before my email was sent, I checked the code and it was error-free, but
the email was sent to you and there was an indentation error, I don't
know where the error occurred...
>What d
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#Material constants
Density = 2630
FrictionAngle = 2.1
PoissonRatio = 0.5
Young = 300e6
Damp = 0.5
AvgRadius = 0.1
N_particles = 1
#Wall constants
WDensity = 0
WFrictionAngle = 0.0
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#Material constants
Density = 2630
FrictionAngle = 2.1
PoissonRatio = 0.5
Young = 300e6
Damp = 0.5
AvgRadius = 0.1
N_partic
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Sorry, there was an indentation error in the copied code, the code is as
follows:
#Material constants
Density = 2
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After you add some code, it does not work correctly
Description changed to:
In my checkUnbalanced() function, I use a lot of O.bodies.append().
Before using O.bodies.append(), the particles
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Initially, my simulation used the default materials and didn't deliberately set
the characteristics of the particles and walls. After adding these features, I
found that after the particle stabilized, the input
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My code is as follows:
from yade import pack,plot
O.bodies.append(geom.facetBox((0.05, 9, 10), (0.1, 9, 10), wallMask=63))
sp = pack.SpherePack()
sp.makeCloud(Vector3(0.05,0,0),Vector3
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I want to know, when I use b.state.pos to get the coordinates of the particles,
is the coordinate order of the console output random?
How do I match the coordinates of the output to the particles in the simulation?
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Just now, I have solved this problem and got the coordinates of the top few
layers.
Thank you for your help.
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Thank you for your reply.
>It was just a brainstorming, what could be done, without any guarantee that it
>is easy or feasible or gives satisfactory results..
I think I could
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Now I need to use a numerical blanket, drop it on the package, and define the
particles I touch as the topmost particles, but I don't find the relevant usage
of the numerical blanket on the official website, how
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I see what you mean. But how can I strictly define particles as belonging to
the top layer, I don't seem to have a train of thought.
My first thought was to use coordinates to define
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Yes, I added zMax = max(b.state.pos[2] for b in O.body if
isinstance(b.shape, Sphere)) to the checkUnbalanced() function, z-values
can get the out
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My code is as follows:
from yade import pack,plot
O.bodies.append(geom.facetBox((0.05, 9, 10), (0.1, 9, 10), wallMask=63))
sp = pack.SphereP
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I tried it and found that the code had no errors, but no z-value output for the
uppermost particles.
My code is as follows:
from yade import pack,plot
O.bodies.append(geom.facetBox
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How do I get the coordinates of each particle? For example, in my simulation, I
apply gravity in the z-axis direction, and after stabilization, how do I know
the z-value of the uppermost particle?
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Thanks Karol Brzezinski, that solved my question.
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Yes, I added these two lines of code again, and zdim got the output.
What does zdim mean? Is it the highest point? Nadir? Or is it an
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I tried the code again and there was no output from zdim.
The code is as follows:
from yade import pack,plot
O.bodies.append(geom.facetBox((0.05, 9, 10), (0.1, 9, 10), wallMask=63))
sp
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I just tried it and I found that the code works, but there is no zdim
output in the console, why is that?
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For example:
O.bodies.append(geom.facetBox((0.05, 3, 4), (0.1, 3, 4), wallMask=63))
sp = pack.SpherePack()
sp.makeCloud(Vector3(0.05,0,0),Vector3(0.05,6,8), rMean=0.05, rRelFuzz=0
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My code for generating particles is as follows:
O.bodies.append(geom.facetBox((0.05, 3, 4), (0.1, 3, 4), wallMask=63))
sp = pack.SpherePack()
sp.makeCloud(Vector3(0.05,0,0),Vector3
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First, I use o.bodies.append (geom.facetbox ((,), (,), wallmask=)) to generate
particles in the specified area. These particles are not next to each other.
There is a gap between these particles. After I run,
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孙灿 is still having a problem:
Thank you for pointing out the indentation error. I modified the code
and still found some problems (the particle deletion mentioned above is
not cl
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I didn't make myself clear. In a two-dimensional rectangular plane composed of
particles, I need to delete partic
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O.bodies. Erase can delete particles in a given area, I use O.bodies. Erase
removes particles from a designated area, fixes them, and then uses O.bodies.
Appnd added some particles, but I found that the experiment
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I'm sorry I didn't express it very well. Some of my related codes are as
follows:
def checkUnbalan
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I used not only b.state.blockedDOFs='zxy', but b.state.vel =
(0,0,0)，b.state.angVel = （0，0，0）
I've set up both the deg
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I want to add some other particles using O.bodies.append() on the basis of
having some particles (which we call it with the first part of the particles),
we call it with the second part of the particles, and I use
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I tried adding b.state.vel = (0,0,0), b.state.angVel = (0,0,0) and the
particles did stay still, but new problems arose. I wanted to
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I needed to keep all the particles in the simulation still, so I used the
following code:
def checkUnbalanced():
if unbalancedForce() < .02:
O.pause()
for b in O.bodies:
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> O.bodies.append is for adding already generated particles to
simulation, not the command for generating. Although it could be
accepted that
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Can I use 0.bodies.append() for Generating ring. I think of facet.In
addition，Can I use facetCylinder to generate a cylinder.
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The display result is: invalid syntax
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I saw another problem, but it wasn't solved very well and it turned out
to not work.
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In a two-dimensional context, I need to use particles to form a ring, as
if it were a tire. The particle radius is 0.05, no
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I want to use particles to form a circle, and these particles are combined
along the circumference of the circle. How do I set it?
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I'm sorry the information I provided is not accurate enough.
Relevant codes are as follows:
def Output():
e22=-triax1.strai
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I used the function output () in my code. I want to get the height
difference between the particles before and after operation,
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I need to use run in my code, but I don't know about it. For some time reasons,
I didn't find the relevant content on Yade's website.
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孙灿 posted a new comment:
I've probably found a solution. I want to use the output function to get
the height difference of particles before and after operation. Is this
OK?
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For example, what I want to do is the simulation of surface subsidence.
From this simulation, I need to get the value of surf
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What I want to do now is to simulate the shield construction. Shield
construction will cause soil settlement. Now my code has b
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How can I set some monitoring points to get simulated data.
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孙灿 posted a new comment:
Hello! I tried your code, but I found it couldn't run. The reason for
the error is: non ASCII character '\ XC2' in file yuan py on line 11,
but no encoding declared; see http
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孙灿 gave more information on the question:
Hello! I'm sorry I didn't explain myself clearly. I want to simulate a
hollow circle. A hollow circle means that there are m
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孙灿 is still having a problem:
I tried this string of code. The simulated figure is very close to what
I want, but the outermost figure I need is smooth, like a circle. The
outerm
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孙灿 gave more information on the question:
Sorry, I may not know the terminology very well. I think what I'm talking about
is annulus.I'm a beginner and don't know m
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孙灿 confirmed that the question is solved:
Thanks Jan Stránský, that solved my question.
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孙灿 gave more information on the question:
My consciousness is that I need to use 2D spherical particles to form a
circle. Like a tire, it is a 2D hollow circle.
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