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Luis Barbosa confirmed that the question is solved:
Thanks Christian,
I'm using this function because I extract the porosity of a cube inside
the sphere, but I'm not sure if the
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Christian Jakob proposed the following answer:
I investigated your script a little bit and tried to use another range
in voxelPorosity() function:
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Luis Barbosa is still having a problem:
Hi Bruno, thanks.
Yes, I've made the checks, here follow my complete script:
#!/usr/bin/python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
#REPRODUCAO COM
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Bruno Chareyre proposed the following answer:
Did you make basic checks like: how many spheres remain after removal? where
are they located? what is their radius?
Most likely the
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Luis Barbosa gave more information on the question:
Hi, well I'm using O.bodies.append(), as follows:
###Aggregate
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Jérôme Duriez requested more information:
Hi,
Just to be sure: before calling voxelPorosity(), did you actually
include in your YADE simulation the list of spheres
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Christian Jakob proposed the following answer:
Hi,
For voxelPorosity you need to specify a start point/vector and an end
point/vector, not a volume.
It will divide the cuboid
New question #384899 on Yade:
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Hi,
I'm using utils.voxelPorosity to calc the porosity of a specific volume of a
pack (regularHexa(pack.inSphere()))
But for any value of V (specified volume), the value of porosity is always 1.0
Does anyone know
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