Implementation of Mechanical Model Dynamic Loading Technology on Three Dimensional Discrete Element Software

Ying Chun Sun; Hong Fu; Hao Sun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.513-517.763

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Implementation of Mechanical Model Dynamic Loading Technology on Three Dimensional Discrete Element Software

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Discrete element softwares that have been reported at home and abroad, normally calculate with fixed mechanical models. As the development of discrete element theory, users need more different mechanical models. Based on the three dimensional discrete element software developed by our team independently, mechanical model dynamic loading module has been added, which enables the software to meet the needs for different demands, and provides convenience for further development of wider range of applications.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 513-517)

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Ying Chun Sun*, Hong Fu, Hao Sun

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Component Object Model (COM), Discrete Element Method (DEM), Three-Dimensional Discrete Element Method Software (TDEM)

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