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computePoreBodyRadius was implemented by Thomas Sweijen for two-phase flow and
(I guess) it includes some pore merging as described in [1]. The minimum radius
could be
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Hi Bruno,
thank you for the reply. Im looking to get the maximum inscribed sphere which
fits in the pore.
I confirmed that the output from
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The problem here is to define which quantities you are interested in.
If you can somehow define what you call a "pore body radius" then
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Could this be an issue with the scale of the spheres? Or does the method
have issues when dealing with clumps or overlapping spheres?
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Hi Bruno,
I compibled yade with the additional flag: -DCMAKE_CXX_FLAGS=-DTWOPHASEFLOW
Then, using the code below I am able to export details about
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Thanks for the reply.
Ill take a look at TwoPhaseFlowEngine and computePoreBodyRadius to see what I
can glean from there
best
Jesse
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Bruno Chareyre proposed the following answer:
Ok, then it is available. However it is not part of TesselationWrapper and
still tricky to use. I would have to exploit
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Please see attached picture
http://pasteall.org/pic/890cbd9a2847d8f640088abf4eb42a2c
I would like to calculate the radius of such an inscribed
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It all depends on what you call a pore, a pore size, etc.
B
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Hi Bruno,
thank you for the reply.
Yes in general pores are not spherical. Sometimes they are assumed to be
spherical for simplicity. I retract
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Hi
>If I understand correctly the following code generates a regular
Delaunay triangulation, then computes the volume of each Voronoi
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Ive generated a few sets of packings and now I am looking to calculate the
local porosity within each packing.
I used the documentation for the TesselationWrapper [1] and the example [2] as
a starting point.
If
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