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Shear flow of assemblies of cohesive and non-cohesive granular materials
Lee Aarons,
Sankaran Sundaresan
Chemical & Biological Engineering
High Meadows Environmental Institute
Princeton Materials Institute
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Cohesion
100%
Non-cohesive
100%
Shear Flow
100%
Cohesive Granular Media
100%
Quasi-static Regime
57%
Cohesionless
42%
Normal Stress
28%
Inertial Regime
28%
Coordination number
28%
Master Curve
28%
Campbell
28%
In-plane Shear
14%
Particle Stiffness
14%
Granular Shear Flow
14%
Quasi-static Flow
14%
Van Der Waals Force
14%
Average Coordination number
14%
Inter-particle
14%
Shear Stress
14%
Elastic Limit
14%
Engineering
Shear Flow
100%
Coefficient of Friction
33%
Master Curve
33%
Flow Behavior
16%
Attractive Force
16%
Elastic Limit
16%
Model Problem
16%
Increasing Shear Rate
16%
Material Science
Granular Material
100%
Shear Flow
100%
Coefficient of Friction
33%