A new set of scaling relationships for DEM-CFD simulations of fluid–solid coupling problems in saturated and cohesiveless granular soils
Abstract
The discrete element method (DEM) cannot effectively account for macroscale problems because of its high computational cost and time-consuming nature, especially for fluid–solid coupling problems. Therefore, a spatially scaled-down model, which should be established based on a set of scaling laws, is commonly employed to study the behaviors of the macroscale prototype. In the present study, various basic scaling relationships proposed by...
Paper Details
Title
A new set of scaling relationships for DEM-CFD simulations of fluid–solid coupling problems in saturated and cohesiveless granular soils
Published Date
May 22, 2019
Volume
6
Issue
4
Pages
657 - 669
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