Yes. But for now, they can have funny features, like mass=0 and such, if
you use TT preprocessor.
I don't guarantee immediate result, but it should give the dynamic
behavior of of a parallelepiped if you check a few details.
Jerome mentionned that there are no box-box interaction, there could be
problems with contacts on the edges and vertices as well, according to
Vaclav, but this is probably not what you need?
Bruno
Luc Sibille a écrit :
Hi all,
I just would like to obtain a confirmation: walls composing the box
of the triaxial test are "particles" as the spheres composing the
sample, they just have the shape of a parallelepiped? I mean if I fix
these walls as dynamic bodies, they will move according to the
second-Newton's law?
Best, Luc
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