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Advances in Design, Simulation and Manufacturing IV

2021

This book reports on topics at the interface between mechanical and chemical engineering, emphasizing design, simulation, and manufacturing. Specifically, it covers recent developments in the mechanics of solids and structures, numerical simulation of coupled problems, including fatigue, fluid behavior, particle movement, pressure distribution. Further, it reports on developments in chemical process technology, heat and mass transfer, energy-efficient technologies, and industrial ecology. Based on the 4th International Conference on Design, Simulation, Manufacturing: The Innovation Exchange (DSMIE-2021), held on June 8-11, 2021, in Lviv, Ukraine, this second volume of a 2-volume set provide…

Granular Materials SeparationNonlinear OscillationsHydraulic motorsRotor SystemsDSMIE 2021Frictional ContactManufacturing engineeringActive Hydrodynamic RegimesNanocrystalline Hardened LayerOrgano-mineral FertilizerHydrodynamic characteristicsOilfield Wastewater TreatmentSlider-crank mechanismsVibratory EquipmentHydraulic Mechatronic SystemsFriction treatmentModels of Hydraulic DrivesHydrovolumetric transmissionSwirling FlowMechanical Control SystemsVolume (compression)
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Evolution of grain-size distribution of pumice sands in 1-D compression

2016

Abstract Crushing is one of the micromechanisms that govern the mechanical behaviour of sands at medium-high stresses. It depends on mineralogy, form and strength of single particle, mean stress level, coordination number, time, etc.. It causes changes of grain-size distribution, porosity, number and type of grain contacts, fabric, structure of the material, etc.. Results of an experimental research on the crushing of pumice sands compressed under 1-D conditions to vertical effective stresses σ′v up to 100MPa are reported here. They show marked crushing already at σ′v of about 200kPa. The evolution of the grain-size distribution can be represented by ΔDi= h/(K(1+C exp(–hlgσ′v))) in which ΔD…

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