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Hi friends,
I am trying the following triaxial code (by modifying the original script
slightly). We can include a final target porosity as already present in the
original script (1). But is there a way I can
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Thanks a lot Jerome ! The problem was indeed with the position of
"Run(500,1)". Upon shifting the command to the bottom of the script, it
appears to have gotten rid of
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the full code I am trying is as follows:
import matplotlib
matplotlib.use('Qt4Agg')
from yade import pack,plot,qt
import math
num_spheres=1000 # number of spheres
young=3e10
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Hi Jerome, did you try it out? Does it work fine for your system?
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Nope Jerome. Sorry that was a typo here and not on the script ;)
Its "addplotdata"
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Hi friends,
I have been trying to work on the triaxial test using the example script in
(1). My script is as follows:
#triaxial test on dry sand
import matplotlib
matplotlib.use('Qt4Agg')
from yade import
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Was inside the hidden files. found it. But I have a simulation running
already. So, I guess the system needs to be restarted in order for the
deletion to take effect.
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Thanks for the inputs Jerome :)
I tried to locate the .ICEAuthority file in the Home folder. However, there
seems no such file named in there. I am looking into the other folders
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Hi friends,
I am running a script in yade on Linux Mint 18.2 Sonya.
I get the following error: [0mICE default IO error handler doing an exit(), pid
= 3634, errno = 32. Does it have something to do with the system
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I will check that Jan but after 50 days. Going on vacation now after 2
years.
Please do not close the question ;)
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Will try making the changes :)
Regarding the last part Jan.
It exits the simulation. I cannot see the set-up anymore. I get a new
line on the emulator. E.g. in my case - zg@ZG
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Another issue is that when I increase the number of sphere to say 5000.,
increase box dimensions to (1,1,1) and particle size to 0.005, I get the
following error:
Running script
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Yes, Jan. Sorry another typo from me (as usual :P ). It should have been
0.05.
But I have been trying the script with the corrections and it works fine
now. My only trouble
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I stopped the compilation in between because I realized I have not
specified the material properties for the spheres added to the box
through the following segment:
pred
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Yes, the one I am trying is as follows: Perhaps I might be deviating but it
looks syntactically alright :)
#triaxial test on dry sand
from yade import pack,plot,qt
import math
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Okay. sorry again if I caused confusion.
Yes, it appears I missed some segment again like the triaxial test
problem in another thread.
thanks for reminding. Will try it out
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Thanks for the reply Bruno.
Well, for that matter, I posted the entire script above. Anyway, the slight
change here is:
# define what to plot
plot.plots={'exx':('sxx')} #,label='x
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I tried changing the young's modulus to a higher value ( e.g.,
young=5e10) and to play with the time step ( O.dt=0.5*PWavetimeStep()).
The particles still move out. What should I
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Thanks for the reply Jan.
I am using Yade 1.20.0 version on a Linux Mint 18.2 Sonya Operating
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Sorry, for using "we" before. I did not intend it to use it seriously though.
But your response was perfect Jerome. I included the deviatoric component of
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Hello Yade friends,
after slightly modifying and running the example script from the documentation
for the periodic triaxial test, I am encountering the following error:
Running script peritriax.py
yade.plot:
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Jan,
But do you not think that it is not modeling the behavior of the granular
material appropriately in that case.
It should generally be like this : the stain increases
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Jan, Jerome.
I also ran the example script to check on the plot
(https://github.com/yade/trunk/blob/master/examples/triax-tutorial
/script-session1.py)
The strain there remains
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Thanks Jerome for pointing that out!
I am a seriously bad programmer. should be more cautious with my typing
of commands.
I ran the plot but it does not update.
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Thanks for the help Jan.
I am trying the same: Sz=-triax.stress(triax.wall_right_id)[0] but it is not
working with my script. I have been trying all possibilities to correct
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Correction:
For strain loading in one direction it should be ( for example):
strain_rate=-0.004
triax.goal1=strain_rate
triax.goal2=triax.goal3=0
But the main issue
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Thanks all.
@Amiya & Robert : sorry, the stressMask=7 was a typo. I have read about it in
detail but just missed it there ;)
@Jan & Robert: I read the code in [1] a
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Hello friends,
I have been trying to simulate a triaxial test on dry granular material (say
Sand).
The aims are:
Try the dry sample with certain set of properties (will have to check how many
I can test ;)) .
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Thanks Bruno :)
1) . I would recommend to have it written along with the explanation
of StressMask in the section for Triaxial stress controller. That would
be the best spot
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Thanks Jerome & Bruno :)
My current script is ( for 1D consolidation along z axis):
from yade import pack,plot
import math
num_spheres=1000# number of spheres
young
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Jerome,
I have been thinking of first trying the Full Saturation condition of granular
media here.
I referred to the Oedometer.py script utilisong the particle-fluid
coupling
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Hi Bruno,
absolutely no problems with entering the discussion late. After all
such discussions with learned people like you all here would make me
understand and learn more
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Okay Jerome, thanks. going through it :) Will come up with my questions
soon ;)
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Or I guess doing both is an even better idea. Will try slowing down the
simulation speed :)
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Hi Yade friends,
I have been trying to work on the Oedometric consolidation test. So far ( with
help from Jan :) ) I have been able to work out the test on a dry granular
media . The current trial script is as
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Yeah, the reason I am asking is because it becomes unstable after a
certain period of load application. Therefore, I am playing with the
mass to find a suitable value to make
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The last part of this task before moving to the next:
the box at the top (upper_plate) would have a default mass. Right? How
can we know that value?
thereafter, I can alter
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Yes, exactly..
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Jan, I think I got my mistake on that one ;)
Should have defined Upper_plate and then saved its ID separately.
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Hi Jan. Sorry for being late. I was not at the system for all these
days.
Here is the current code:
from yade import pack,plot
import math,time
from math import sin,cos
def
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correction: I have used, Dz=upper_plateID.state.displ()[2]
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Thanks Jan, that was right on the current target ;)
Coming to the next part of the problem which involves the plotting of the data,
I wish to track the displacement of the upper
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Swapnil posted a new comment:
Okay Jan, lets keep the porosity topic for later.
Now, I managed to get the set up ready. the following is the script:
from yade import pack,plot
(1) create cylinder made
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I tried
pred=pack.inCylinder((1,2,3),(1,2,8),4)
sp=pack.randomDensePack(pred,radius=0.01,spheresInCell=300)
and the system is overloaded and hung. Cannot see the simulation
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Okay, I will be on that part soon :)
firstly, I am trying to fill in the created cylinder with spheres. I did the
following (full script):
# """creates cylinde
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Yes, Jan it works fine so far. I tried the following:
upper_plate=O.bodies.append(box((1,2,3),(4,4,0.0002)))
lower_plate=O.bodies.append(box((1,2,8),(4,4,0.0002)))
The set-up looks
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Alright Jan. Thanks, now I have some idea about this :)
But I still cannot figure out the way to create circular top and bottom
boxes (plate shapes) from the documentation
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Upon implementing the above code, I am curious as to how we can achieve
a circular box at the top and bottom of the cylinder. I am searching for
the commands in the documentation
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Thanks Jan but I did not fully understand the code you have written
here. Only grabbed the overview. Could you please comment on each step
above for a clearer understanding
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thanks Jan :)
For (5) will have to explore while running the simulation
(6) that brings me to a new question. How to use boxes to create a
cylindrical geometry? Then pick
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Hi friends :)
I am trying to conduct a simulation of a laboratory oedometric test used for
testing the consolidation of a soil sample.
I went through the example in the Yade documentation already
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It does indeed :) Thanks
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My mistake I tried:
plot.saveDataTxt(/home/zg/scriptf/representry1.dat) (without the "#")
print os.path.abspath("/home/zg/scriptf/representary1.dat")
I can
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I am running the following script to perform a certain test (penetration of a
sphere into an assembly of other spheres). However, I am facing problems saving
the plotted data. My script is as follows:
from yade
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Alright Jan. I posted the saving data query in a new thread.
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Understood this Jan, thanks a ton :)
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Hi friends, I am trying a tensile test on a cylindrical sample of spheres. The
sample is confined inside a cylindrical boundary using the facetCylinder. I
intend to make the last (top)-most particles (at open-end)
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Thanks Jan. I tried running the script. It does not appear to be working
the way it should. Instead, I see a few spheres and a different
interaction behavior. Can you try running
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Thanks Jan. I tried adding the following to the script:
import os
os.path.abspath("home/zg/scriptf/representary1.dat") and then
os.path.abspath("/home/zg/script
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Alright, got it :)
It implies that after I create a facet cylinder using the command:
facets = geom.facetCylinder((0,0,0.125),0.1,0.25,wallMask=2|4)
O.bodies.append(facets)
I
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So, what I am doing is as follows:
(1) I have included the command
"plot.saveDataTxt(home/zg/scriptf/respentry1.dat)" to my original script.
(2) Now I run the
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[1] is still on mate ;)
I have been trying to save it as you said but I am getting errors with the
syntax.
Will reattempt on Monday..
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Would be trying the rest on Monday when I return to the system ;)
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Yes mate it works with the inclusion of those engines. Foolishly, I completely
forgot about those for the new facet bodies.
Thanks :)
Yes, I am first trying the static boundary
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Thanks Jan.
Option [1] leads to the movement of spheres out of the boundary (I tried the
script). I do not want the spheres to move out of the boundary. Therefore, I
would have
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How can we apply a confining cylindrical boundary to a cylindrical
arrangement (packing) of the spheres ( in order to constrain the motion of
spheres outwards when a compressive load is applied) ? I have been
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Thanks Jan, you saved me again :-) That part works now.
How can we apply a confining cylindrical boundary to the cylindrical
arrangement of the spheres here ( in order to constrain
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Hi Jerome, thanks a lot for the correction. Now, it runs and I can see
the plot window but I cannot see any changes occuring0 on the plot.
Looks like the values are not updated
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I tested the above two commands and they seem to be correct :)
Now I am attempting to plot the force-displacements in the Z-direction.
The following is the current script:
from
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what I have found so far is that for measuring the force experienced by
the hammer I can use
O.forces.f(hammerID)
and for its displacement I can use
hammer.state.displ
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Hello Jan, Bruno and other Yade mates :)
Referring to my previous question (#657126), my further task now is to find the
force experienced by a hammer (trying spherical first) as it penetrates through
a granular
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Hi Bruno, thanks for your response.
Yeah, I guess I should continue the problem in a new thread.
I know the problem might be a bit advanced but it is one of my tasks
nevertheless
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It is indeed part of the same problem mate :)
I read the tracking of variables part. In summary, I could understand
that the "plot" module is the key here fo
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Yes, I guess the magnitude wasn't large enough. I ran with 0.5 and now
the motion of the hammer is finally visible. Thanks a lot Jan :)
I was not actually saving simulations until
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Jan, I guess I am making some mistake. I did not add calm() before. Its there
now, just before assigning the velocity to the hammer. Still the spheres
explode, although slowly
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Yeah :) is it that the magnitude of the velocity is too small? If the
hammer does not penetrate into the spherical media the whole idea of
performing the penetration is lost. what
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Hi Jan, now here is what I am trying.
from yade import pack,plot
pred=pack.inCylinder((0,0,0),(0,0,0.25),0.10)
sp=pack.randomDensePack(pred,radius=0.01,spheresInCell=300
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Now, I can get the simulation running. However, the hammer does not
appear to move at all. The spheres in the cylinder can be seen in motion
but I cant figure out the reason they do
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Yeah, now I get it. My bad. Should have used 'z' instead of `z´.
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Thanks Jan, I made the changes you suggested including the silly bracket
correction ,-). However, now there seems to be another error.
the full script is as follows:
from yade
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Thanks Jan, the script works with plot.plot():-)
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Now, when I ran the above code it firstly mentions an error (invalid
syntax) in the line:
hammer= sphere((0,0,0.30),0.04,material=idSteel)).
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Thanks for that Jan :)
Here is the script now. Please correct me if there is a mistake somewhere.
from yade import pack,plot
pred=pack.inCylinder((0,0,0),(0,0,0.25),0.10
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Thanks Jan.
I am trying to start with the sphere. creating a script and running it later.
Following is the script until now:
from yade import pack,plot
#create a cylinder and pack
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I am trying to perform a penetration test on soil. After reading the
documentation, I can create a packing of soil particles as spheres and pack
them in a cylinder or hyperboloid, etc. I need to model a rod or
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Yeah, but it does not work.
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Jan, if we look at the script above, it is defined there.
plot.plots={'eps':('sigma')}
def addPlotData():
yade.plot.addData(t=O.time,i=O.iter,eps=-strainer.strain,sigma
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Haha, yeah Jan. You are right. Silly me. Got to dive deeper into Python.
I now put the indentation and it finally works. Although there is a
packing error but I guess that is due
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Thanks Jan, I tried this. As follows:
zg@ZG-Yade ~ $ cd scriptf
zg@ZG-Yade ~/scriptf $ yade script1.py
Welcome to Yade 1.20.0
TCP python prompt on localhost:9001, auth cookie
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I have a desktop folder "Home"(File manager). In that I created a folder
"scriptf" and it is saved therein.
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Thanks Jan, I did as you instructed. The simulation runs but I see
nothing.
Here is the content on the terminal:
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zg@ZG-Yade ~ $ yade script1.py
Welcome to Yade 1.20.0
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Swapnil posted a new comment:
Here is the script Jan:
from yade import pack,plot
pred=pack.inCylinder((0,0,0),(0,0,0.2),0.05)
sp=pack.randomDensePack(pred,radius=0.008)
O.bodies.append(sp)
bb
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Swapnil posted a new comment:
Hi Jan,
I created a script named "script1.py" and pasted the above code there.
Saved it in a folder.
Upon typing the command "yade script1.py" in the termin
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Swapnil posted a new comment:
Jan, I can now understand the PyRunner better. Thanks :)
However, with the addPlotData(), I still have doubts.
I am typing the code in the yade terminal.
I tried the following
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Swapnil posted a new comment:
Hi Jan, thanks for the response.
I am trying a simpler case for the uniaxial test. Following things up
with the following code:
from yade import pack,plot
pred=pack.inCylinder
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Hi Jan and others :)
Following the uniax.py script on github, I am attempting the uniaxial test. As
a beginner, I am trying the same script first.
(1) Creating a table from which the parameters are read and used:
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Swapnil posted a new comment:
Thanks for all the help Jan :)
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Swapnil is still having a problem:
Thanks Jan. I tried this and it appears to work :)
But I have one more doubt now. The cylinder (as a whole) seems to be
moving in one direct
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Swapnil posted a new comment:
Hi Jan,
Sorry if the question was ambiguous.
To create a cylinder geometry packed with spheres I used the following
commands:
from import yade pack
pred=pack.inCylinder
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Swapnil posted a new comment:
Also, I am not sure how we get the ID of this body. What command do we
have to use?
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