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/SPHBCS - SPH Symmetry Conditions

Description

Describes the SPH symmetry conditions.

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/SPHBCS/type/sphbcs_ID

sphbcs_title

Dir

frame_ID

grnd_ID

 

Ilev

 

 

 

 

 

hmtoggle_plus1Flag Definition

Field

Contents

type

Symmetry condition type:

Slide: material is perfectly sliding along the plane

Tied: material cannot slide along the symmetry plane

sphbcs_ID

Symmetry condition identifier

(Integer, maximum 10 digits)

sphbcs_title

Symmetry condition title

(Character, maximum 100 characters)

Dir

Direction: X, Y or Z (Comment 2)

(Text)

frame_ID

Reference frame identifier. Must be fixed.

(Integer)

grnd_ID

Nodes group identifier for kinematic boundary condition reinforcement

(Integer)

Ilev

Formulation level

(Integer)

= 0: (Real) particles crossing symmetry plane will progressively not be taken into account anymore in the computation.

= 1: (Real) particles will rebound on the symmetry plane, following the elastic shock equations (SPH Symmetry Conditions).

hmtoggle_plus1Comments
1.The SPH symmetry conditions are insured through the automatic creation of ghost particles, symmetric to the real particles with respect to the symmetry plane.
2.Dir = "X", "Y" or "Z"

Condition is a symmetry condition with respect to the plane going through the origin of the frame and normal to the local direction "Dir" of the frame.

Particles should lie into the positive semi-space:

sphbcs_OP2

where, 0 means the origin of the frame and symbol_n_line is the local direction "Dir" of the frame (see the figure below).

3.For mass consistency, it is recommended for the symmetry plane to be coincident to a plane of the initial net (particles to lie on the symmetry plane at the time t =0).
4.The nodes group identifier for kinematic boundary condition reinforcement is useful when modelizing axi-symmetry or spherical symmetry conditions through the use of several SPH symmetry conditions. For a description of how to use SPH symmetry conditions to model axi-symmetry or spherical symmetry conditions, refer to SPH Symmetry Conditions.

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Symmetry plane for the SPH symmetry condition

See Also:

Example 13 - Shock Tube

Skew and Frame (/SKEW & /FRAME)