104 results about "Particle simulation" patented technology

The method provides a new fluid simulation technique that significantly reduces the non-physical dissipation of velocity using particles and derivative information. In solving the conventional Navier-Stokes equations, the method replace the advection part with a particle simulation. When swapping between the grid-based and particle-based simulators, the physical quantities such as the level set and velocity must be converted. A novel dissipation-suppressing conversion procedure that utilizes the derivative information stored in the particles as well as in the grid points is developed. Through several experiments, the proposed technique can reproduce the detailed movements of high-Reynolds-number fluids, such as droplets / bubbles, thin water sheets, and whirlpools. The increased accuracy in the advection, which forms the basis of the proposed technique, can also be used to produce better results in larger scale fluid simulations.

The sliced data structure used for a particle-based simulation using a CPU or GPU is a data structure for a calculation space. The space is a three-dimensional calculation space constructed from numerous voxels; a plurality of slices perpendicular to the Y axis is formed; numerous voxels are divided by a plurality of two-dimensional slices; the respective starting coordinates of the maximum and minimum voxels are calculated for a range of voxels in which particles are present in each of a plurality of two-dimensional slices; the voxel range is determined as a bounding box surrounded by a rectangular shape; and memory is provided for the voxels contained in the bounding boxes of each of the plurality of two-dimensional slices.

The memory size used in DEM calculation of particle having a particle diameter distribution is suppressed.A particle simulator includes a particle-information retaining unit 11 holding particle information including position and velocity information of a particle group, a particle-number changing unit 14 assigning particle numbers specifying particles in an order in accordance with the positions of the particles to the particle, a contact-candidate-list preparing unit 16 selecting particle pairs of a target particle and another particle that may be in contact with the target particle, a contact determining unit 18 calculating contact forces generated between particles in the particle pairs on the basis of particle information and storing the contact forces in the contact-force tables, a contact-force calculating unit 19 extracting contact forces of particles having a diameter greater than particles from contact-force tables using a contact-force reference table 54, extracting contact forces of particles having a diameter smaller than the particles by specifying the storage positions in the contact-force tables using integrated-contact-candidate numbers s_jgi[i], and calculating the sum of the contact forces, and a particle-information updating unit 20 updating the particle information on the basis of the contact forces of the particle.

Provided are a system for generating a surface mesh surrounding particles on a 3D space. An implicit function module receives particle data containing three-dimensional location and radius data of the particles, grids the particles into rectangular parallelepiped shape, and generates implicit function data having implicit function value determining the surface at grid points. A mesh module generates a mesh through a pre-process of substituting the implicit function value of the gird point, where the implicit function value is defined, by zero when the a distance between a grid point where the implicit function value of the implicit function data and the vertex of the mesh is within a set distance. Accordingly, the system and method are useful for visualizing the results of particle simulations used in basic science and engineering. In particular, the system and method can generate high-quality mesh in computer graphics of fluid simulation using the particles.