Question #689870 on Yade changed:
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Vasileios Angelidakis proposed the following answer:
Hi Jie,

Please find below some information on the meaning of the parameters in
the jointC.csv file:

Column 1        dip                     dip angle, as in [1]
Column 2        dipDir          dip direction, as in [1]
Column 3        centreX X-coordinate of the Joint centroid
Column 4        centreY Y-coordinate of the Joint centroid
Column 5        centreZ Z-coordinate of the Joint centroid
Column 6        traceX          X-dimension of joint size along the strike 
direction
Column 7        traceY          Y-dimenison of joint size along the strike 
direction
Column 8        phi_b           vector with different basic friction angle for 
each face. Is used only if useFaceProperties=True in the KnKsPBLaw, or else the 
friction angle is taken from the material (same for all the faces of the 
particle)
Column 9        phi_r           Not used; vector with different residual 
friction angles for each face. Currently considered equal to phi_b.
Column 10       JRC             Not used
Column 11       JSC             Not used
Column 12       asperity        Not used
Column 13       simgaC          Not used
Column 14       cohesion        vector with different cohesion stresses for 
each particle face. Is used only if: intactRock=True, useFaceProperties=True 
and (allowBreakage=False or cohesionBroken=False) in the KnKsPBLaw.
Column 15       tension         Not used
Column 16       jointType       Not used
Column 17                               Comments

Regarding phi_b and cohesion, you don't need them, as long as you don't
want to assign different properties to each particle face and you keep
useFaceProperties=False; if this is the case, you can leave the default
values.

Regarding traceX, traceY, you can use a large value relatively to the
geometry of your problem to achieve a persistent joint, i.e. a joint
that cuts through the whole initial block.

In essence, to assign a joint you need to define values for: dip,
dipDir, centreX, centreY, centreZ inside the jointC.csv file.

Hope this helps,
Vasileios

[1] CW Boon, GT Houlsby, S Utili (2015).  A new rock slicing method
based on linear programming.  Computers and Geotechnics 65, 12-29.

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