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On modelling shear layers in dense granular flows
Sankaran Sundaresan
Chemical & Biological Engineering
High Meadows Environmental Institute
Princeton Materials Institute
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Shear Layer
100%
Dense Granular Flow
100%
Quasi-static
66%
Shear Band
66%
Particle Size
33%
Flow Behavior
33%
Multiplicative Constant
33%
Velocity Variation
33%
Dilatancy
33%
Granular Flow
33%
Microstructural
33%
Rheological Model
33%
Simple Shear Flow
33%
Capture Velocity
33%
Plasticity Model
33%
Local Extension
33%
Yield Function
33%
Classical Plasticity
33%
Volume Fraction Field
33%
Flow Rule
33%
Rate of Deformation Tensor
33%
Capture Volume
33%
Local Averaging
33%
Nonlocal Models
33%
Engineering
Shear Layer
100%
Shear Band
66%
Particle Diameter
33%
Flow Behavior
33%
Model Parameter
33%
Dilatancy
33%
Simple Shear Flow
33%
Capture Velocity
33%
Plasticity Model
33%
Deformation Tensor
33%
Flow Rule
33%
Nonlocal Model
33%
Flowing Material
33%
Physics
Shear Layer
100%
Shear Band
66%
Shear Flow
33%
Material Science
Shear Band
100%
Volume Fraction
50%
Shear Flow
50%