Discrete Element Simulation of Coal Cutting

Yu Jie Ji; Bao Xin Xu; Yu Jing Sun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.711.48

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HomeApplied Mechanics and MaterialsApplied Mechanics and Materials Vol. 711Discrete Element Simulation of Coal Cutting

Discrete Element Simulation of Coal Cutting

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In order to study coal cutting mechanism, particle discrete element theory is adopted to establish numerical modeling of coal cutting processes. The paper presents a brief overview of the constitutive model and calibration of the discrete element model by simulation of the Uniaxial test and Brazilian tests and analyze the movement of picks. The results show that coal effect mainly by internal tension and shear forces, which tension large value, accounted for the major role in the destruction of the coal. Cutting force and Normal force influence on pick largely, Lateral force is small influence on pick.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 711)

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Yu Jie Ji, Bao Xin Xu*, Yu Jing Sun

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CoAl, Particle Discrete Element Methods, Pick

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