Scaling behaviour of cohesive granular flows

Copyright © EPLA, 2015. The shear strength of dense granular flows is generally described by an effective friction coefficient, ratio of shear to normal stress, as a function of the inertial number I. However, this ratio depends on the normal stress when the particles interact via both friction and...

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Main Authors: Nicolas Berger, Emilien Azéma, Jean François Douce, Farhang Radjai
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spelling th-cmuir.6653943832-548592018-09-04T10:25:28Z Scaling behaviour of cohesive granular flows Nicolas Berger Emilien Azéma Jean François Douce Farhang Radjai Physics and Astronomy Copyright © EPLA, 2015. The shear strength of dense granular flows is generally described by an effective friction coefficient, ratio of shear to normal stress, as a function of the inertial number I. However, this ratio depends on the normal stress when the particles interact via both friction and adhesion forces, and in this sense it does not properly represent a Coulomb-like friction. For the same reason, it is not a unique function of I. We used extensive contact dynamics simulations to isolate the cohesive strength from the purely frictional strength in dense inertial flows for a broad range of shear rates and adhesion forces between particles. Remarkably, while the frictional part of the strength increases with I, the cohesive strength is found to be a decreasing function of I. We show that a single dimensionless parameter, combining interparticle adhesion with I, controls not only the cohesive strength but also the packing fraction and granular texture in inertial flows. 2018-09-04T10:25:28Z 2018-09-04T10:25:28Z 2015-12-01 Journal 12864854 02955075 2-s2.0-84955493369 10.1209/0295-5075/112/64004 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?partnerID=HzOxMe3b&scp=84955493369&origin=inward http://cmuir.cmu.ac.th/jspui/handle/6653943832/54859
institution Chiang Mai University
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Nicolas Berger
Emilien Azéma
Jean François Douce
Farhang Radjai
Scaling behaviour of cohesive granular flows
description Copyright © EPLA, 2015. The shear strength of dense granular flows is generally described by an effective friction coefficient, ratio of shear to normal stress, as a function of the inertial number I. However, this ratio depends on the normal stress when the particles interact via both friction and adhesion forces, and in this sense it does not properly represent a Coulomb-like friction. For the same reason, it is not a unique function of I. We used extensive contact dynamics simulations to isolate the cohesive strength from the purely frictional strength in dense inertial flows for a broad range of shear rates and adhesion forces between particles. Remarkably, while the frictional part of the strength increases with I, the cohesive strength is found to be a decreasing function of I. We show that a single dimensionless parameter, combining interparticle adhesion with I, controls not only the cohesive strength but also the packing fraction and granular texture in inertial flows.
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author Nicolas Berger
Emilien Azéma
Jean François Douce
Farhang Radjai
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Emilien Azéma
Jean François Douce
Farhang Radjai
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title Scaling behaviour of cohesive granular flows
title_short Scaling behaviour of cohesive granular flows
title_full Scaling behaviour of cohesive granular flows
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title_full_unstemmed Scaling behaviour of cohesive granular flows
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