record deformed shape in cohesive triaxil test

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Hi all,

can you please advise how I can record deformed shape in cohesive triaxil test?

Cheers
Seti

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Robert Caulk (rcaulk) said :
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Hello,

Are you asking us about how to record the strain of a specimen being triaxially compressed by TriaxialStressController() [1]?

If your TriaxialStressController is labeled "triax":

e11, e22, e33 = triax.strain[0], triax.strain[1], triax.strain[2]

If you are more interested in the physical dimensions of the sample, rather than the strain:

width, depth, height = triax.width, triax.depth, triax.height

-Robert

[1] https://yade-dem.org/doc/yade.wrapper.html#yade.wrapper.TriaxialStressController

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Seti (seti) said :
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Hi Robert,

thanks for reply and sorry for not being specific.

I meant tracking the force chains in cohesive triaxial tests - Visual observation in 3d Sample

Thanks,
Seti

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Robert Caulk (rcaulk) said :
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[1] https://github.com/yade/trunk/blob/master/doc/sphinx/user.rst#rendering-interactions-as-force-chain

Also, if you search this forum for "force chain" you will find several other answered questions describing how to visualize force chains.

Cheers,

Robert

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Hien N.G. NGUYEN (rin) said :
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Do you mean the force network instead? (force network: serie of lines presenting all interactions, and lines' thickness represent force's magnitude?) Be careful to use the terminology 'force-chain'.

If so, you can do it outside of YADE, try saving interactions info data and plot it with matplotlib or mayavi.
Or you can do it the simple way: save YADE model (yade.gz for example) and you can access this every via YADE UI.
Load the saved model, then in the UI window, do this:
Display Tab -> OpenGLRenderer -> tick 'intrPhys'
You can also hide spheres by unticking 'shape'

Good luck
Hien

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Seti (seti) said :
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Hi Robert,

Thanks for your time and recommendation.

Hi Hien,

thanks for recommendation. I meant force network.

Cheers,
Seti