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Non-locality in Granular Flow: Phenomenology and Modeling Approaches

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Kamrin, Ken
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Abstract
© Copyright © 2019 Kamrin. This paper reviews the emergence of non-local flow phenomena in granular materials and discusses a range of models that have been proposed to integrate an intrinsic length-scale into granular rheology. The frameworks discussed include micro-polar modeling, kinetic theory, three particular order-parameter-based models, and strongly non-local integral-based models. An extensive commentary is included discussing the current capabilities of these existing models as well as their implementational ease, physical motivation, and breadth of predictive ability.
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2019
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https://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/136470
Department
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Department of Mechanical Engineering
Journal
Frontiers in Physics
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Frontiers Media SA

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