Calorific Analysis of the Mechanical Response of Granular Materials Composed of Ellipsoidal Rubbery Particles

Jongchansitto, K.; Jongchansitto, Pawarut; Balandraud, Xavier; Preechawuttipong, Itthichai; Cam, Jean‐Benoît Le; Blanchet, F.; Blaysat, Benoît; Grédiac, Michel

doi:10.1007/s11340-023-00980-9

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“…With the development of computer and image processing technology, digital image correlation (DIC) [5][6][7][8][9] has been introduced to the research of granular matter mechanics. Chauve [10] studied the evolution of local non-uniform strain field around intragranular cracks in polycrystalline ice at the beginning of the tertiary creep based on DIC for the first time.…”

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Deformation and Force Chain of Two-Dimensional Granular Systems under Continuous Loading

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A continuous loading experiment of a two-dimensional granular system was carried out and the experimental data were obtained by digital image correlation (DIC). The deformation field of the granular system and the changing laws of the deflection angle and coordination number of the granules on force chains with time were obtained. Based on the granule element method, the quantitative calculation of contact force was realized, and the internal force chains of the granular system were identified. The effects of contact force between granules and mechanical parameters on the evolution of force chains in a two-dimensional granular system under line loads were analyzed. The formation, evolution, and reconstruction of force chains in a granular system during loading, as well as the influence of the force chain network evolution on the macroscopic mechanical properties of granules were discussed. The experimental results indicated that the evolution of force chains was directly related to the number, geometric properties, and permutation distribution of granules in direct contact with the external load.

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