Recent advances in dem modelling of tumbling mills
By Paul W. Cleary. 2001
229 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Mechanical Engineering, Water Science and Technology
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/00d4417fcad825e20ebdf49ac6be5c84405b4f3e
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In Computational Mechanics
- Aibing Yu
- Runyu Yang
- Nirmal N. Weerasekara
- M. Powell
- R. Carvalho
- Magnus Evertsson
- J. Quist
- R. Morrison
In Mechanical Engineering
- Aibing Yu
- Nirmal N. Weerasekara
- M. Powell
- Runyu Yang
- R. Carvalho
- Magnus Evertsson
- J. Quist
- R. Morrison
In Water Science and Technology
- Aibing Yu
- Runyu Yang
- Jie Bao
- L. McElroy
- L. M. Tavares
- Nirmal N. Weerasekara
- M. Powell
- Magnus Evertsson
Citations in the corpus
- The effect of particle shape on simple shear flows (2008, methodology): “The computational methods used to model such discrete flows are typically called Discrete Element Methods (DEM), see Campbell [1,2] for reviews of the fundamental issues and Cleary [3] for application to industrial and geophysical flows.”
- The contribution of DEM to the science of comminution (2013, methodology): “Evenwith good sampling techniques [29] this generates files of close to or bigger than a Gigabyte in size.”
- Numerical simulation of particle dynamics in different flow regimes in a rotating drum (2007, methodology): “This was also observed in the modelling of a drum with liners inside [13].”