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| author | Kuhn, Matthew R. |
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| contents | The paper presents a micromechanical representation of deformation in 2D granular materials. The representation is a generalization of K. Bagi's work and is based upon the void-cell approach of M. Satake. The general representation applies to a material region partitioned into polygonal subregions. This representation possesses a certain consistency that allows for a unique assignment of the contribution that each contact displacement makes to the average deformation of an assembly. The paper addresses construction of the particle graph and appropriate data structures for use with the Discrete Element Method. The approach is applied in a numerical simulation of a two-dimensional assembly of disks. The author presents results of the distributions of deformation and particle-group rotation, with a resolution of about a single particle diameter. Deformation was very nonuniform, even at low strains. Micro-bands, thin linear zones of intense rotation, were also observed. |
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| spellingShingle | Deformation Measures for Granular Materials Kuhn, Matthew R. Soft Condensed Matter Materials Science The paper presents a micromechanical representation of deformation in 2D granular materials. The representation is a generalization of K. Bagi's work and is based upon the void-cell approach of M. Satake. The general representation applies to a material region partitioned into polygonal subregions. This representation possesses a certain consistency that allows for a unique assignment of the contribution that each contact displacement makes to the average deformation of an assembly. The paper addresses construction of the particle graph and appropriate data structures for use with the Discrete Element Method. The approach is applied in a numerical simulation of a two-dimensional assembly of disks. The author presents results of the distributions of deformation and particle-group rotation, with a resolution of about a single particle diameter. Deformation was very nonuniform, even at low strains. Micro-bands, thin linear zones of intense rotation, were also observed. |
| title | Deformation Measures for Granular Materials |
| topic | Soft Condensed Matter Materials Science |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.02550 |