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Is it possible to speed up a Python script that calculates mixing index?

User: "Jeroen Emmerink"
Jeroen Emmerink
Altair Community Member
Updated by Jeroen Emmerink

Hi community,

At the moment, I am running an adjusted version of the Python script uploaded by Stefan Pantaleev "Script for computing the temporal evolution of the Lacey mixing index for a binary mixture of particles in EDEM". My goal with exploiting the adjusted Python script is to calculate the Relative Standard Deviation (RSD) for a double shaft paddle mixer, with a grid size yet to be determined. A total number of approx. 3 million spherical particles is present in the system with a diameter of 5mm and 15mm. Simulation time takes around 30 seconds with a target save interval of 0.2.

As running the script takes quite an amount of time (order of hours), I am wondering if it is possible to speed up the Python script. And if so, in what way could I do so? I am aware of one possible solution; reducing target save interval to minimize data points considered.

Thanks in advance!

 

Bin_4d.py
Bin_4d.txt

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