Analysis the Influence of the Viscous Damp Coefficient to Slump Viscous Particle Motion

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It is very complex that the viscous slump particle motion. The obtained motion parameters of the viscous particles which can’t be captured by experimental facility through PFC3D, which are used to analysis the influence of the viscosity damp coefficient to the motion of it. The influence includes the peak translation velocity, peak rate of rotation of the special particle and the biggest impact force. All of which have the maximum value when the viscosity damp coefficient is 0.3, but all of which reduce when the viscosity damp coefficient is 0.5. The smaller particle is easy to suffer to the influence of the viscosity damp coefficient than the bigger particle.

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