Question #178830 on Yade changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/yade/+question/178830
Status: Open => Answered
tranviet proposed the following answer:
If you are working with soil sample, the pre-consolidation pressure
should exist, right? In that case, compression may be a good choice to
generate your sample.
If you don't think so, I can only know three ways:
- After the compression finishes in makecloud, allow the sample to stabilize
after removing all external pressures acting on it. Save the positions and
radius of all particles only to a file then load the file to have a new
sample. By this, your new sample is the same as the previous one but has no
interactions between particles (or hope so).
- Don't use compression method, use gravity itself to pack your sample. You
will have to modify the code and YADE is an open source code, so this is great.
- There are many other packing methods available, you can define yourself what
you like.
Good luck.
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