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Some Features of the Flow of Granular Materials and Aerated Granular Materials

Journal of Rheology, 1986
Mechanisms contributing to stresses in flowing granular materials are reviewed, with an indication of the present state of constitutive theories of both frictional and collisional stress contributions. The application of equations of motion based on these models to problems is then illustrated by three examples: plane shearing, hopper discharge, and ...
Roy Jackson
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Mathematics of Granular Materials

Journal of Statistical Physics, 2006
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Compression of anisometric granular materials

Powder Technology, 2019
Abstract Granular particles of anisometric shape are common in many technologies and the knowledge of their compression response is needed for their handling, storage, transport and flow. Despite its importance, a little attention has been paid to this problem so far.
Pěnkavová, V. (Věra)   +7 more
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A Variational Principle for Granular Materials

ZAMM - Journal of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics / Zeitschrift für Angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik, 1976
AbstractA variational principle for the continuum theory of granular materials is presented. This principle is used to obtain the basic equations of the equilibrium theory and the boundary conditions for both the incompressible granule case, and the compressible granule case.
Cowin, S. C., Goodman, M. A.
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Imaging of avalanches in granular materials

Physical Review Letters, 1992
Dry, noncohesive granular materials were very slowly driven to the threshold of instability where they produced avalanches. We have used digital image analysis to record avalanches that occurred on the surface of the incline. Results show large slides every 10\char21{}13 min which reset the surface from the maximum angle of stability, ${\mathrm ...
, Bretz   +3 more
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Averaging method of granular materials

Physical Review E, 2002
This paper presents an averaging method to link discrete to continuum variables of granular materials. Compared to the other methods proposed in the literature, it has advantages of being applicable to all flow regimes, and to granular flows with or without the effect of physical boundaries.
H P, Zhu, A B, Yu
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Nonclassical Thermomechanics of Granular Materials

Mathematical Physics, Analysis and Geometry, 1999
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BEYOND FAILURE IN GRANULAR MATERIALS

International Journal for Numerical and Analytical Methods in Geomechanics, 1997
The interrelations among different constitutive models of granular materials are discussed with special reference to failure and stability. For the hyperplastic constitutive equation, the accessible stress states and the stable stress states are found to be enclosed by a bound surface and a stability surface in the stress space, respectively ...
Wu, Wei, Niemunis, Andrzej
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Elastoplastic Waves in Granular Materials

Journal of Applied Mechanics and Technical Physics, 2003
For a description of the deformation of materials with different resistances to tension and compression, the conventional rheological diagram is supplemented by a new element --- rigid contact. It is used to construct a model of an ideal granular material possessing elastic and plastic properties.
Sadovskaya, O. V., Sadovskii, V. M.
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Axial segregation of granular materials

Chaos: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science, 1999
When mixtures of granular materials are rotated, it is often found that they segregate into bands, along the axis of rotation, which are rich in the various components. This effect is discussed experimentally and theoretically, with emphasis on a mechanism based on surface flow.
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