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Intelligent calibration method for microscopic parameters in the discrete element method based on ensemble learning. [PDF]
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Seismic stability analysis of cracked compound slopes considering soil heterogeneity. [PDF]
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Comparative Study of Titanium-Doped and Titanium-Silver Co-Doped Diamond-Like Carbon Films. [PDF]
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Surface-based manipulation with modular foldable robots. [PDF]
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Critical state friction angle of sands
Géotechnique, 2011The friction angle is the most important parameter used for analysing the response of sands to loading. However, its variation with stress level, fabric and particle damage has been debated. This study examines the yield and critical state friction angles of three sands using triaxial compression and ring shear tests.
A. SADREKARIMI, S.M. OLSON
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Tilt Angle Effect on Friction Stir Welding Conditions
Key Engineering Materials, 2022In this paper, the effect of tool tilt angle on heat generation and forging force for 1050 aluminum plates, welded by friction stir butt welding, were investigated. Usage of the welding tool with and without pin made it possible to elucidate the particularly reactions of the pin and shoulder on tilt angle variation.
Andrey Tsarkov +3 more
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Constant-volume friction angle of granular materials
Canadian Geotechnical Journal, 1988The postulate that the constant-volume friction angle [Formula: see text] of a granular material is unique and a function of mineral composition is verified experimentally. Granular materials comprised of particles ranging from minerals to metals are tested in a ring shear apparatus.
D. Negussey +2 more
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Measurements of the angle of interparticle friction
Géotechnique, 1974The coefficient of interparticle friction φμ is defined, and its theoretical basis and conventional methods of measurement are briefly introduced. A new apparatus, designed to measure the value of φμ obtaining at a single particle–particle contact, is described with emphasis upon the materials examined, their preparation and data analysis.
D. C. Procter, R. R. Barton
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