  Anisotropic flow of hadronic matter is considered as a sensitive tool to
detect the early stage dynamics of high-energy heavy-ion collisions. Taking the
event by event fluctuations of the collision geometry into account, the
elliptic flow parameter and the triangular flow parameter derived from the
azimuthal distribution of produced hadrons, are investigated within the
framework of a multiphase transport (AMPT) model, at a collision energy that in
near future will typically be available at the Facility for Antiproton and Ion
Research. The dependence of elliptic and triangular flow parameters on initial
fluctuations, on parton scattering cross-sections, their mass ordering on
different hadron species and on the constituent quark number scaling are
examined. The AMPT simulation can not exactly match the elliptic flow results
on Pb + Pb collision at 40A GeV of the NA49 experiment. The simulation results
presented in this work are expected to provide us with an insight to study flow
properties at high baryonic density but moderate temperature, and also with an
opportunity to compare similar results available from RHIC and LHC experiments.
