Free-surface granular flows down heaps (Q2479848)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5257158
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5257158 |
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Free-surface granular flows down heaps (English)
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3 April 2008
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The paper extends the slow, high-concentration, strain rate fluctuation theory for disk-like particles (for quasi-static and collisional stresses) to treat three-dimensional spherical particles. The quasi-static contributions arise from the strain-rate fluctuations embodied in the critical-state plasticity model. In the present paper the governing equations account for the effects of long-term frictional contacts. The equations shows flows that range from the slow, quasi-static regime to the rapid, collisional, grain-inertia flow regime. Simple shear flows are analyzed. The equations are integrated to obtain deep profiles of mean velocity, granular temperature, solid fraction and Savage-Jeffrey parameter. A detailed comparison with experimental data shows good agreement which is, however, not perfect.
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spherical particles
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strain-rate fluctuations
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critical-state plasticity model
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long-term frictional contact
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