Discrete Element Analysis of Friction Coefficient on Granular Accumulation
Qin Liang Li, Bin Hai Zhao, Bo Wang, Bang Chun Wen
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Qin Liang Li, Bin Hai Zhao, Bo Wang, Bang Chun Wen
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Discrete element method (DEM) is applied to study the granular accumulation problem. Using Herz-Mindlin (no slip) model to simulate particles and container model is also established by software. When the container elevates, the process of granular falling and collision can be ob-served. Detailed analysis of that the impact of static and rolling friction coefficient for particles - particles, particles - flat on angle of repose is accomplished. The variation law is also further val-idated from the energy point of view. The results show that rolling friction has a greater impact on angle of repose than static friction, and rolling friction coefficient among particles play the more prominent role in the two kinds of rolling friction. The research method and results provide a the-oretical reference for the granular movement and DEM analysis.
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Discrete element method (DEM) is applied to study the granular accumulation problem. Using Herz-Mindlin (no slip) model to simulate particles and container model is also established by software. When the container elevates, the process of granular falling and collision can be ob-served. Detailed analysis of that the impact of static and rolling friction coefficient for particles - particles, particles - flat on angle of repose is accomplished. The variation law is also further val-idated from the energy point of view. The results show that rolling friction has a greater impact on angle of repose than static friction, and rolling friction coefficient among particles play the more prominent role in the two kinds of rolling friction. The research method and results provide a the-oretical reference for the granular movement and DEM analysis.
Key concepts: Discrete element method, Friction coefficient, Angle of repose, Coefficient of friction, Materials science, Mechanics, Rolling resistance, Slip (aerodynamics)