CALIBRATION AND TESTING OF DISCRETE ELEMENT MODEL PARAMETERS FOR GIANT JUNCAO STEMS
巨菌草茎秆离散元模型参数标定与试验
DOI : https://doi.org/10.35633/inmateh-77-125
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To improve the accuracy of numerical simulations of the rolling process of giant juncao stems using the discrete element method, this study focuses on the giant juncao stems. In conjunction with physical experiments on giant juncao stems stems and discrete element simulation methods, the Hertz-Mindlin with Bonding model is selected to establish a bonding model, and the parameters of the discrete element model are calibrated. The relative error between the numerical simulation's angle of repose and the angle of repose from physical experiments is used as an evaluation index. The Plackett-Burman test, Steepest Ascent test, and Box-Behnken test are designed to optimize the relevant parameters. The optimal parameter combination obtained includes a static friction coefficient between stems of 0.25, a rolling friction coefficient of 0.42, and a static friction coefficient between the stem and the steel plate of 0.52; the average angle of repose is 18.032°. Validation simulation tests are conducted with this parameter combination, resulting in a relative error of 1.1% between the obtained angle of repose and that from physical experiments. This indicates that the calibrated parameter results for the giant juncao stems can be used for discrete element numerical simulation of crushing studies.
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