BinaryDensities.cpp File Reference

#include <iostream>
#include <Species/LinearViscoelasticSlidingFrictionSpecies.h>
#include "Mercury3D.h"
#include "Walls/InfiniteWall.h"

Classes
class	my_problem
	todo{This code is not working as is wanted} More...

Functions
int	main (int argc UNUSED, char *argv[] UNUSED)

Function Documentation

main()

int main	(	int argc	UNUSED,
		char *argv[]	UNUSED
	)

{
 
    
    //Set problem up
    my_problem problem;
    problem.setName("leidenfrost");
    problem.setTimeMax(21);
 
 
    //Set Container Geometry
    problem.setXMax(100.0/1000);
    problem.setYMax(100.0/1000);
    problem.setZMax(200.0/1000);
 
 
    //Set Partilce and Wall properties
    //
    //214 5mm glass particles
    problem.set_NumberOfParticles(1000);
    problem.set_ParticleRadius(2.5/1000);
    problem.set_ParticleDensity(2500,3000);
        double tc=1e-5;
    problem.set_CollisionTime(tc);
    problem.set_WallCOR(.6);
    problem.set_WallFriction(4.0);
    problem.set_ParticleCOR(0.91);
    
    
    //Shaker prop
//This is fake lowering the frequence and raising amplitude by a factor of 5.
 
    problem.set_Frequency(70);
    problem.set_Amplitude(0.862/1000);
    //problem.set_Amplitude(2.5/1000);
    
    
    //Now run the code and solve  - time is set here because I am using the autodetect
    problem.autoNumber();
    problem.setTimeStep(tc/50);
    problem.setSaveCount(1000*21);
 
    problem.solve();
}

References e(), and problem.