Volume 3, Issue 4

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November 2016

Special Issue on Particle Modeling of Powder-based Processes in Advanced Manufacturing

Issue Editors:

Jerzy Rojek,
Tarek I. Zohdi

10 articles in this issue

Editorial foreword to the Special Issue of Journal of Computational Particle Mechanics “Particle modeling of powder-based processes in advanced manufacturing”
Jerzy Rojek
Tarek Zohdi
Editorial Open access 01 October 2016 Pages: 435 - 436
A DEM contact model for history-dependent powder flows
Adham Hashibon
Raphael Schubert
Torsten Kraft
OriginalPaper 14 January 2016 Pages: 437 - 448
Micro–macro transition and simplified contact models for wet granular materials
Sudeshna Roy
Abhinendra Singh
Thomas Weinhart
OriginalPaper Open access 07 August 2015 Pages: 449 - 462
Simulating granular materials by energy minimization
D. Krijgsman
S. Luding
OriginalPaper Open access 14 March 2016 Pages: 463 - 475
The effect of particle shape on mixing in a high shear mixer
Matthew D. Sinnott
Paul W. Cleary
OriginalPaper 07 September 2015 Pages: 477 - 504
Coupled discrete element and smoothed particle hydrodynamics simulations of the die filling process
Thomas Breinlinger
Torsten Kraft
OriginalPaper 19 August 2015 Pages: 505 - 511
Discrete element simulation of powder compaction in cold uniaxial pressing with low pressure
Jerzy Rojek
Szymon Nosewicz
Katarzyna Pietrzak
OriginalPaper Open access 22 December 2015 Pages: 513 - 524
Validation of DEM modeling of sintering using an in situ X-ray microtomography analysis of the sintering of NaCl powder
Sylvain Martin
Sebastián Navarro
Khashayar Saleh
OriginalPaper 22 August 2015 Pages: 525 - 532
Modeling and simulation of the post-impact trajectories of particles in oblique precision shot-peening
T. I. Zohdi
OriginalPaper 30 May 2015 Pages: 533 - 540
Discrete element simulation of charging and mixed layer formation in the ironmaking blast furnace
Tamoghna Mitra
Henrik Saxén
OriginalPaper 02 November 2015 Pages: 541 - 555

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