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Hi, I have changed the case of the DualSPHysics_v5.0\examples\main\05_SloshingTank\CaseSloshingMotion_Def.xml to a 3D model .But I get a particle leak just like the picture, it looks like a problem with the boundary condition settings? How can I fix it please?

Alex

You have to check where those particles are coming from.

You have to check if you have created all walls of the tank, etc

Regards

Asalih3d

Check:

1. Particle resolution effect
2. Double check side walls being present
3. Add more layers of particles, i.e. 4 layers for each wall at a minimum

Kind regards

Sding

https://forums.dual.sphysics.org/discussion/comment/5081#Comment_5081

Thanks for your reply, it looks like the particles are leaking from the bottom of the box,

when the box is stationary everything is fine, but when the box is in motion the particles are leaked from the bottom.

And the 2D result has no such problems

This is the box I creat:

          <setshapemode>real | dp | bound</setshapemode>

          <setdrawmode mode="full" />

          <setmkbound mk="0" />

          <drawbox>

            <boxfill>all</boxfill>

            <point x="-0.45" y="-0.1" z="0" />0.0

            <size x="0.9" y="0.2" z="0.508" />

          </drawbox>

Sding

https://forums.dual.sphysics.org/discussion/comment/5085#Comment_5085

Thank you , I'll give it a try now

Sding

https://forums.dual.sphysics.org/discussion/comment/5085#Comment_5085

Thank you again, with your advice I have solved the problem by using multiple layers of walls, just one layer of walls did not look feasible in the 3D simulation

Asalih3d

https://forums.dual.sphysics.org/discussion/comment/5092#Comment_5092

No worries, happy simulating

Kind regards