Velocity fields of granular flows down a rough incline: a DEM investigation

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C. Y. Lo
M. D. Bolton
Y. P. Cheng
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[1] University of Cambridge,Department of Engineering
[2] University College London,Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering
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Granular Matter | 2010年 / 12卷
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Granular flow; Rheology; Discrete element modelling;
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This paper describes a statistical method to explore the velocity profiles of granular flows down rough inclines. Using 3D Discrete Element Method (DEM), granular material is released from a box onto a slope and allowed to flow indefinitely. Fluctuating velocity fields are observed, as particle motions become more dynamic and agitated. Linear regression is used to decompose the fluctuating velocity field into a best-fit velocity profile and a fluctuating component. Analysis shows that the slope inclination has a considerable influence on the rheology, in terms of both the fluctuating velocity and the shear rate of the flow.
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