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Message #05438
Re: Triaxial total energy
Hi Chiara,
I'm sending the result (after 10min, I could't find the script, sorry).
Looking at your script, I think there is a small mistake in terms you
define : external work should be compared to
total=elastic+kinetic+dissipated.
Your script is including external work in total energy, it cannot show
conservation.
You'll see that I initialized total energy at 0 at the begining of
compression. Said otherwise, I only plot the _variation_ of internal
energy, and it matches very well the external input energy from boundaries.
Cheers.
Bruno
On 19/07/10 11:49, chiara modenese wrote:
Hi all (Bruno?),
I spent a bit of time on energy considerations. I remember Bruno
saying that in the TT energy is conserved (could you post the example
you tried, please?). I post a simple script which plots energy terms
and total energy as well. I also post the graph I obtained (your
output if you run the script). I am using default parameters, and NO
damping at all. The total energy seems to increase in the triaxial
phase. Why?
I checked in the code the way we calculate the external work done by
the walls and it looks correct. Look at the unbalanced force in the
graph. My conclusion is that as long as the system is dynamic, energy
appears to be not conserved. If I am not wrong, this could be a
problem for people running simulation in a dynamic state rather than
in quasi-static equilibrium. Still unclear why to me.
If you have a bit of time just have a look, the script could not be
simpler.
Cheers. Chiara
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