yade-users team mailing list archive
-
yade-users team
-
Mailing list archive
-
Message #03875
Re: One particule's equilibrium force
Hello Nejib,
I think you'll have to precise your question. The trajectory of a
particle during a simulation is directly computed by Yade : that's its
aim, I would say ! It depends indeed on the sum of the forces acting on
a particle, which you can have in python with
O.forces.f(id of the particle you want to consider)
It returns you the corresponding vector (and O.forces.t for the
resulting torque)
Jerome
Le 15/11/2010 18:53, Hadda Nejib a écrit :
Hi evrybody,
Seems that for discrete elements schemes, one particle’s equilibrium
force (Unbalanced force for one particle) is necessary to locate its
position (I mean its trajectory during simulation).
Is it computed elsewhere in YADE?
--
Jérôme Duriez
ATER Polytech' Grenoble - Laboratoire 3S-R
04.56.52.86.49 (ne pas laisser de messages sur le répondeur)
References