Unexpected Grain Morphology Changes in Neper During Spherical Defect Removal from Columnar Grain Models #987
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hi, did you resolve the problem |
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Hi everyone, when I use Neper to build a columnar grain model, I want to remove a spherical defect at the center of the model. However, I found that after the removal, the grain morphology of the model changed significantly—from the initial columnar grains to a mixed state of equiaxed and columnar grains. Below is the code I used for the cutting. Could you help me identify what might be causing the issue?
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1.The following is the code I used to generate the columnar grain model:
neper -T -n 149 -domain "cube(100,100,100)" -morpho "gg,aspratio(14,14,43.6)" -ori random -oriformat plain -oridescriptor e -o n149 -id 1
2.The following is the code I used to add a transform cut on top of the columnar grain model generation:
neper -T -n 149 -domain "cube(100,100,100)" -morpho "gg,aspratio(14,14,43.6)" -ori random -oriformat plain -oridescriptor e -transform "cut(sphere(28,28,28,14))" -o n149 -id 1
The first image was generated using Code 1, and the second image was generated using Code 2.
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