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Modélisation numérique d’impacts à hautes vitesses par la méthode sans maillage Smoothed Particles Hydrodynamics. Application aux micro-impacts dans …

2021

Investigations on the ballistic behaviours of soft tissue materials are significant research in a medical and pharmaceutical framework. They mainly focus on particles penetrating or traveling into the soft materials. For instance, in the needle-free drug delivery, the micro-scale particles as drug powders are injected into skin with high velocity, and several factors should be considered such as the particle diameters, trajectories, and momentum or velocities of projectile in this process. There have been investigated by some experiments, but there is still no study from the numerical insights.The numerical methods are suitable to study these kinds of processes. Although grid-based methods …

High-Velocity impact[SPI.OTHER]Engineering Sciences [physics]/OtherMicro-Impacts[SPI.OTHER] Engineering Sciences [physics]/OtherTissus mousImpact à hautes vitesseSoft tissuesSmoothed Particles HydrodynamicsPénétrations à micro-Échelle
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A mesoscopic mechanical model of the surface tension and some simulation results

2019

Abstract Drops of mercury do not spread on a surface. A metal paper clip can float on water. These phenomena are macroscopic manifestations of molecular interactions and can be explained in terms of surface tension. In this study, we discuss a simple mesoscopic mechanical model of the surface tension and the results of numerical fluid dynamics simulations implemented on the basis of it. We study the droplet formation without and with gravity when it can drop from a narrow hole like a trickling tap and finally the behaviour of free surface liquid in a vessel. Teachers and students can be able to study the surface tension by using the computer simulation as a “tool” for analysing and discussi…

Surface tensionHistoryMesoscopic physicsMaterials scienceMechanicsFluid dynamics. Surface tension. Modelling. Simulation. Smoothed particles hydrodynamics.Computer Science ApplicationsEducationJournal of Physics: Conference Series
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