Smooth particle hydrodynamics: status and future potential
Summary: SPH is a powerful mesh free method that is now able to solve very complex multi-physics flow and deformation problems in a broad number of fields. This paper concentrates on the use of SPH to simulate a broad range of complex industrial fluid flow problems. These include free-surface fluid flow for the generation of digital content, geophysical flows such as volcanic lava flows and tsunamis, several types of die casting (gravity, high pressure and ingot casting), resin transfer moulding and flow in porous media, mixing of particulates in liquid, pyrometallurgy and slurry flow in semi-autogenous grinding mills. The strengths and weaknesses of SPH will be explored and future opportunities for using the method to make major modelling advances are discussed.
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- Preface. Industrial applications of smoothed particle hydrodynamics
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- The use of smoothed particle hydrodynamics for simulating crystal growth from solution
- The potential for SPH modelling of solid deformation and fracture
- SPH modelling of fluid at the grain level in a porous medium
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