MarcoDottor a écrit :
> Hello
> 
>         I have a lot of questions for you:
> 
> The thesis I'm working on is about improving the design of the debris
> transport of a driller,the better way to simulate this in my opinion is
> with DEM where i can see the particle dynamics.
> 
> I set up a simulation and the first question is:
> 
> The mean radius of the debris is about 0.0004 m, in this case the
> critical timestep is 10^-6 and with many particles it takes too much
> time to have a one or two minutes simulation, in Your opinion could I
> use a scaled model to have a bigger radius ad a bigger timestep, how
> should I modify set up parameters like Gravity, should I leave 9.81
> cause the mass is auto calculated from dimensions?

As Bruno said, there is probably no direct response about the 
possibility to use a scaled model for your problem of debris transport.
In my opinion, simulate one or two minutes of real time with DEM is quit 
a lot (1 min with a timestep of 1e-6 s means 60 million of iterations, 
with 10000 particles is a lot!). But, there are solutions. For instance 
the problem is the same in soil-mechanics when we simulate laboratory 
tests. The duration of a real test can be several minutes, or a few 
hours.... But we can show, from a numerical point a view, that in 
specific conditions we can numerically accelerate the simulation of the 
laboratory test in order to simulate only few seconds of real time.

Good luck!

  Luc

> Of course all the force in action would be very much larger loosing the
> adherence to reality and some potential useful informations, from the
> point of view of particle motion, this scaling would change the final
> result, in the sense that i would like to see how particles moves to
> improve design.
> 
> I read a lot of posts of the mailing list but I have not found anything
> about commanding the Yade player with Python, for example i saved a
> simulation in SQLite, but the clipping plane make scene cut, How can I
> change clipping plane?
> 
> How can I set particle links with python script, there is a function
> that at a certain level of force breack the links?
> 
> Thank you very much for your time
> 
> Marco

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Luc Sibille

Université de Nantes - Laboratoire GeM UMR CNRS

IUT de Saint Nazaire
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