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Particle shape consideration in numerical simulation of assemblies of irregularly shaped particles
Particuology, 2011Abstract The mechanical behavior of granular materials depends much on the shape of the constituent particles. Therefore appropriate modeling of particle, or grain, shape is quite important. This study employed the method of direct modeling of grain shape ( Matsushima & Saomto, 2002 ), in which, the real shape of a grain is modeled by combining ...
Saba Abedi, Ali Asghar Mirghasemi
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Powder Technology, 1992
Abstract The separation of particles according to shape is necessary for improving the quality of powder products.
Masami Furuuchi, Keishi Gotoh
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Abstract The separation of particles according to shape is necessary for improving the quality of powder products.
Masami Furuuchi, Keishi Gotoh
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Particle Shape Characterization
1997In powder technology the size characterization problems range from determining the shape of rock fragments measuring several centimeters to the problems of characterizing the shape and structure of items such as diesel soot and industrially important pigments.
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1980
While it is recognized that naturally occurring scattering particles are not always perfect spheres, nevertheless a vast amount of theoretical calculations have been made for perfect spheres. Why is this? There are two obvious and very important justifications: (1) many of the qualitative and even quantitative characteristics of particle scattering are
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While it is recognized that naturally occurring scattering particles are not always perfect spheres, nevertheless a vast amount of theoretical calculations have been made for perfect spheres. Why is this? There are two obvious and very important justifications: (1) many of the qualitative and even quantitative characteristics of particle scattering are
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Abstract This chapter describes the particle shapes produced by aggregation and fragmentation. This chapter uses two main approaches for describing particles shapes. First, in the Eulerian approach, particle shapes are characterized by their linear dimensions such as length, width, and height.
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Effect of particle shape on the liquefaction resistance of calcareous sands
Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, 2020Shengjie Rui, Zhen Guo, Yujie Li
exaly
Role of particle shape in the floatability of mineral particle: An overview of recent advances
Powder Technology, 2017Wencheng Xia
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Exploring the relationship between critical state and particle shape for granular materials
Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids, 2015Jun Yang
exaly
Effect of particle shape and size on flow properties of lactose powders
Particuology, 2012Tim Freeman, Brian Armstrong
exaly

