New question #226804 on Yade:
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Hi guys,
I'm playing around with forces in Yade.
Suppose that there are two facets (Bodies 18 and 19) that make up a
rectangular. I use ForceEngines to apply given force on these facets. The force
vector for facet
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Jan Stránský proposed the following answer:
Hello Eugen,
.norm() is a method to get norm of a vector (i.e. length of the vector). It
has nothing to do with facet normal..
a =
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Eugen Kubowsky confirmed that the question is solved:
ah ok...
Thanks! What I wanted was something like this:
Yade []: O.forces.f(18).dot(O.bodies[18].shape.normal)
- []:
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Jan Stránský posted a new comment:
yes, utils.sumFacetNormalForces([18]) wiil do what you want for facet
number 18.
Jan
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New question #226868 on Yade:
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These days, I found that ThreeDTriaxialEngine and TriaxialCompressionEngine are
both deprecated, but still can be run.
After I read the source code of TriaxialStressController and
ThreeDTriaxialEngine, I found
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wangxiaoliang gave more information on the question:
And I found that TriaxialStressController has no setContactProperties as
ThreeDTriaxialEngine do
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