Simulated random packing of equal spheres

PACS, a computer program to simulate very slow settling of rigid equal spheres into a randomly packed bed, is described. Simulated packings of 6,000, 10,000, and 15,000 spheres are anisotropic. Mean void fraction is 0.42 and mean number of nearest neighbours 6.0. There are numerous cases of four spheres arranged in a tetrahedron, but no larger ordered regions. These findings, plus local voidage, distribution of circles in a section, angular distribution, and radial distribution are compared to theoretical and experimental results.