2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.cam.2016.09.037
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Nonsmooth Contact Dynamics for the large-scale simulation of granular material

Abstract: For the large-scale simulation of granular material, the Nonsmooth Contact Dynamics Method (NSCD) is examined. First, the equations of motion of nonsmooth mechanical systems are introduced and classified as a differential variational inequality that has a structure similar to Differential-Algebraic Equations (DAEs). Using a Galerkin projection in time, we derive nonsmooth extensions of the SHAKE and RATTLE schemes. A matrix-free Interior Point Method (IPM) is used for the complementarity problems that need to … Show more

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“…With time integration, the new contact impulse g (l + 1) will be computed using equation (31). Meanwhile, the new velocity _ q (l + 1) can be obtained via equation (22). The new position q l + 1 ð Þ will finally be calculated through equation (20a).…”
Section: Quadratic Optimization Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…With time integration, the new contact impulse g (l + 1) will be computed using equation (31). Meanwhile, the new velocity _ q (l + 1) can be obtained via equation (22). The new position q l + 1 ð Þ will finally be calculated through equation (20a).…”
Section: Quadratic Optimization Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…28 In this section, two types of examples have been discussed. The CCP method developed in this article has been compared with one optimization-based method proposed in Kleinert et al 22 in the first example. The second example investigates the simulation of multiple pendulum contact with CCP solvers.…”
Section: Performance Investigationmentioning
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“…Many studies [74,75,120] tried to evaluate which of DEM or NSCD is better for the calculation of dense collections of particles. In all of them the conclusion is that it depends on the case study, so there is not a general rule to choose one or another.…”
Section: Numerical Analysis Of Granular Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%